Thanks for the bump. So obviously I finished it and it remained really enjoyable throughout. What I admired about Bruce's approach was that he didn't kid the reader (or himself) that the later years were as important. He becomes increasingly brief about the albums themselves after around Tunnel,of Love and skims them a lot more apart from The Rising and one or two others. By that stage he's writing much more about life, marriage, kids, his mental state etc.
The last twenty-five years of career probably account for about a third of the book. I love that honesty; so many rock (auto)bios treat the entire career equally when it just doesn't warrant.
The last twenty-five years of career probably account for about a third of the book. I love that honesty; so many rock (auto)bios treat the entire career equally when it just doesn't warrant.
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