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Although he has been famous for more than 20 years, Morrissey remains the greatest enigma in the popular music of the English-speaking world. His songs are characterised by aching loneliness interspersed with lacerating wit, his interviews set the benchmark for controversial utterances, his admirers include Bono, J.K. Rowling and Will Self. Adored by both male and female fans, Morrissey has always refused to discuss his sexuality, thus heightening his sense of mystery. A fan of Morrissey since his days with The Smiths, Pat Reid has written an insightful and deeply personal Outline of the singer's life and art, re-evaluating the man and his music in the context of late 20th century popular culture.
About the Author
Pat Reid was born in Merseyside in 1968. He has contributed to magazines such as Q, Mojo and Hip-Hop Connection, with stints as Features Editor of Select, Deputy Editor of Rhythm and Editor of Channel 4's Music Of The Millennium. His other books are Bigmouth: Morrissey 1983-1993, 20th Century Icons: Gay (with Graham Norton) and 20th Century Icons: Rock & Pop (with Holly Johnson).
Although he has been famous for more than 20 years, Morrissey remains the greatest enigma in the popular music of the English-speaking world. His songs are characterised by aching loneliness interspersed with lacerating wit, his interviews set the benchmark for controversial utterances, his admirers include Bono, J.K. Rowling and Will Self. Adored by both male and female fans, Morrissey has always refused to discuss his sexuality, thus heightening his sense of mystery. A fan of Morrissey since his days with The Smiths, Pat Reid has written an insightful and deeply personal Outline of the singer's life and art, re-evaluating the man and his music in the context of late 20th century popular culture.
About the Author
Pat Reid was born in Merseyside in 1968. He has contributed to magazines such as Q, Mojo and Hip-Hop Connection, with stints as Features Editor of Select, Deputy Editor of Rhythm and Editor of Channel 4's Music Of The Millennium. His other books are Bigmouth: Morrissey 1983-1993, 20th Century Icons: Gay (with Graham Norton) and 20th Century Icons: Rock & Pop (with Holly Johnson).
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