Overview

Full Product Details

9781613746349

Table of Contents

Reviews

""Here is Patti Smith: wise-cracking and meditative; funny and profound; flippant, provocative and wise. What a treat it is to read these interviews, lovingly and expertly curated by Aidan Levy. Fans and scholars alike will drink deep from this collection, which covers every aspect of Patti Smith's artistic life: from her days as an aspiring poet in the early 1970s to the years of alt rock stardom, and from her resurgence as a musician and author in the late 1980s and 1990s to her post-millennial incarnation as a highly respected memoirist, cultural commentator and political activist . . . More now than ever, we would do well to attend to Patti Smith, both on the page and on the record: this collection gives us the artist in full.""--Philip Shaw, author of Patti Smith's Horses

Author Information

Aidan Levy has written for JazzTimes, the New York Times, the Village Voice, and theNation. He is the author of Dirty Blvd.: The Life and Music of Lou Reed. He is based in New York City and Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Tab Content 6

Countries Available