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"Music's Misery Man Returns" - New York Times Magazine (May 23, 2004)
posted by davidt on Saturday May 22 2004, @02:00AM

 Ben writes:

There's a great article about Morrissey, entitled "Music's Misery Man Returns," in this weekend's New York Times Magazine. The article, which one must be registered (it's free) to read, is here:

Music's Misery Man Returns by Baz Dreisinger, May 23, 2004

 
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    "Music's Misery Man Returns" - New York Times Magazine (May 23, 2004) | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 5 comments | Search Discussion
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    Health (Score:1, Interesting)
    I'm becoming mildly worried after reading all these recent articles. If everything's true Morrissey in the last months has been going from illness to illness. First his back went out, then this bug, then he had meningitis and brain scans, then the Harlem mumps. I know the man has never been a health champion but this is becoming too much. Who is his doctor?
    Anonymous -- Saturday May 22 2004, @05:00AM (#104941)
      email (Score:0)
      Ah-ha! Nancy let the cat out of the bag there. Morrissey claims to communicate only by fax, but he sends her EMAIL.

      I wonder what his address is?
      Anonymous -- Saturday May 22 2004, @07:52AM (#104969)
      • Re:email by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday May 22 2004, @08:09AM
        • Re:email by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday May 23 2004, @06:59AM
        Fact checking... (Score:0)
        What happened to the NY Times supposed great fact checking? It's "Steven," you clods, not "Stephen" Patrick Morrissey.

        And though I liked this article, you would never now from reading it that Morrissey is actually one of the funniest, most humane lyricists in pop. Not merely depressing.
        Anonymous -- Sunday May 23 2004, @04:42AM (#105287)

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