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By continuing to use our website; you're agreeing to our use of cookies and other terms and conditions around data usage. The Prettiest Star by Nina Antonia. The biographer of Johnny Thunders, New York Dolls and Peter Perrett turns her attention to the heyday of glam rock. As a timid teenager, Antonia weaves her childhood memories of growing up as a glam-obsessed girl in Liverpool, to the time she actually got to meet her idols—Iggy, Thunders et al. A provocative girl’s eye view of the boys in make-up. From reader reviews: Wayne Sutphin: This The Prettiest Star book is not ordinary book, you have it then the world is in your hands. The benefit you get by reading this book will be information inside this e-book incredible fresh, you will get details which is getting deeper a person read a lot of information you will get. This kind of The Prettiest Star without we realize teach the one who reading it become critical in considering and analyzing. 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The Prettiest Star by Nina Antonia Free PDF d0wnl0ad, audio books, books to read, good books to read, cheap books, good books, online books, books online, book reviews epub, read books online, books to read online, online library, greatbooks to read, PDF best books to read, top books to read The Prettiest Star by Nina Antonia books to read online. Glass speaks to writer and author Nina Antonia. BACK in 1987, anyone who was a fan of the short lived but hugely influential New York Dolls in general, and the of the Dickensian wraith-like tortured genius of Johnny Thunders in particular, was delighted to have Johnny Thunders: In Cold Blood, an A4 format “coffee table” book for people who probably didn’t have coffee tables. What we did have was a meticulously researched and extremely well-written biography of Johnny Thunders, full of photographs and almost diary like, precise text by his friend and biographer Nina Antonia, at first a devoted Johnny fan and soon after, a biographer and confidant. She was his Boswell to his rock excess Johnson, recording material that was perhaps not that important to him, (though he approved of the project and encouraged Antonia) but massively important to his fan base. Her text reads almost like a life-tour-itinerary diary, gathering information not only from Johnny himself, who seemed to remember a great deal no matter how messed up he was on drugs, and of those who worked closely with him or managed him. To Antonia’s credit, she pulled no punches, but without ever saying, in one way or another, “This guy can be … unreliable, hard to work with …” because so many other people said it. She saw, and portrays, a softer side of Johnny. The one who bought groceries for Antonia (a single mum) and her daughter when he saw her cupboards were bare. She could see, and report, a vulnerability few saw in him, for all his guitar and style swagger, and his addiction, which, to those who knew him as a musician, a style icon and, most surprising of all, one of the good guys in a world dominated by not good guys, comes as a bit of a surprise. Johnny Thunders and Nina Antonia (1986). Photograph: Jon “Boogie” Tiberi. Courtesy of Jungle Records. Having read the original version over 30 years ago, I was struck how Antonia never inserted herself in the story, never taking umbrage at those who found the songwriter, vocalist and guitarist for the Dolls, The Heartbreakers, and solo artist a bit of a nightmare to work with. Somehow, his sheer musicianship and charisma, sometimes negative charisma – that thing where the artist seems to scorn the audience and the more they do, the more the audience lap it up-is captured perfectly in Antonia’s reportage-style prose. In this sense it is the perfect biography, written by someone who clearly recognised his weaknesses, flaws, and sometimes just NY attitude, but always balanced by an (unseen by the public) tenderness and fragility. In other words, once you got to know him, as Antonia did, as his partners and friends did, he was a talented musician in the right place at the right time, but also, drawn to the wrong places and the wrong times. This gives him, historically, an air of another great musician destroyed by drugs, and even superseded by the addiction aspect by fans who love the tragic muse element. More of which, later. Now the book is released in E-book format, which is helpful in the sense that it can reach people who are unable to get hold of the rare and expensive original book, (currently selling for £45 on Amazon) and great in that, as Johnny Thunders is no longer with us, Antonia gives us her measured and most accurate take on the probable cause of his death was not by overdose but by the more pedestrian – cancer, specifically leukaemia. His death is a conspiracy theory magnet.
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