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Imagine if Mick Jagger responded to Keith Richards about his new autobiography.
Editor's note: On a recent morning, the journalist Bill Wyman received a UPS package containing a typed manuscript. On reading it, he saw that it seemed to be the thoughts, at some length, of singer Mick Jagger on the recently published autobiography of his longtime songwriting partner in the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards. A handwritten note on an old piece of Munro Sounds stationery read: "Bill: For the vault. M."
From this, Wyman surmised that the package was intended for Jagger and Richards' former bandmate, the bassist Bill Wyman, who has assiduously overseen the band's archives over the past five decades and with whom Wyman the journalist coincidentally shares the same name. Wyman the journalist, a longtime rock critic, was once threatened with a cease-and-desist letter from Wyman the bassist's Park Avenue attorneys and felt no compunction about perusing the contents of the package. The manuscript he received is reprinted below.
På totalt fem sider klarer dette å være en av de beste bokanmeldelsene jeg har lest de senere årene, både hva form og innhold angår, og det er også i mine øyne en god problematisering av forholdet mellom Jagger/Richards, for ikke å snakke om svært underholdende lesning uavhengig av om man har noe forhold til Rolling Stones eller ei.
http://www.slate.com/id/2273611/
Imagine if Mick Jagger responded to Keith Richards about his new autobiography.
Editor's note: On a recent morning, the journalist Bill Wyman received a UPS package containing a typed manuscript. On reading it, he saw that it seemed to be the thoughts, at some length, of singer Mick Jagger on the recently published autobiography of his longtime songwriting partner in the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards. A handwritten note on an old piece of Munro Sounds stationery read: "Bill: For the vault. M."
From this, Wyman surmised that the package was intended for Jagger and Richards' former bandmate, the bassist Bill Wyman, who has assiduously overseen the band's archives over the past five decades and with whom Wyman the journalist coincidentally shares the same name. Wyman the journalist, a longtime rock critic, was once threatened with a cease-and-desist letter from Wyman the bassist's Park Avenue attorneys and felt no compunction about perusing the contents of the package. The manuscript he received is reprinted below.
På totalt fem sider klarer dette å være en av de beste bokanmeldelsene jeg har lest de senere årene, både hva form og innhold angår, og det er også i mine øyne en god problematisering av forholdet mellom Jagger/Richards, for ikke å snakke om svært underholdende lesning uavhengig av om man har noe forhold til Rolling Stones eller ei.
http://www.slate.com/id/2273611/