Alanna has written for just about every media outlet on the planet, beginning with the Magazine Formerly Known as Stereo Review (in point of fact, I think she got her byline in said rag even before I did). Later, we toiled together for Entertainment Weekly.
Alanna also wrote the Jessica Savitch biography that became the basis, however loosely, for the 1996 Robert Redford/Michelle Pfeiffer vehical Up Close and Personal.
I would also like to say, and for the record, that my favorite thing about this photo -- apart from the obvious -- is that Alanna, ever the rebel, declined to wear the admittedly very cool striped jackets that the rest of the band sported.
In any case: Eat your heart out, Go-Gos. Bite me, Bangles.
THE TRENDS RULE!!!!
5 comments:
Oh my God - for a second there, I thought bought the women on the left were holding basses, in which case they would have automatically become the best band ever!
Drummers don't wear jackets.
Heh.
:-)
Mick Avory did, by the way.....
So did the incredible Steve Moore:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItZyaOlrb7E
29 million hits!
"Bite me, Bangles" is the funniest line I've read in quite awhile. Wish I'd come up with it in the 80s!
Happy Thanksgiving, Steve. :)
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