Review
Honest, and always hilarious (Daily Telegraph )
The best book I have ever read about trying to make it in the music business (Elton John )
The best book I have ever read about trying to make it in the music business (Elton John )
Daily Mail
A great cautionary tale for all those who aspire to celebrity.
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@U2
This poignant, honest, conversational book is a must-read for anyone, and especially U2 fans.
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Sir Elton John
"The best book I have ever read about trying to make it in the music business"
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Daily Telegraph
"Honest and hilarious"
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OK Magazine
"This hilarious read about living in someone else’s shadow will have you in hysterics."
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Product Description
We all went to school with friends who've turned out more successful than ourselves. But they don't all call up from improbably glamorous places and drive us mad by telling us about it. And they're not all Bono.
Neil McCormick always dreamed of life as a rock star. Instead, he had to watch while his friend became one of the most famous men on the planet. Read it and weep - with sympathy and with laughter.
About the Author
Neil McCormick is the rock critic of the Daily Telegraph. He has written for Marie Claire, Q Magazine, GQ, Hot Press, Observer, Sunday Times and Irish Independent and regularly appears as a music pundit on the BBC. He was born and brought up in Ireland and lives in London.
