Vivacious, charming, wise, penetrating and very funny, 69 Exhibition Road offers a fresh, female perspective on the punk scene, reflecting on the author's life as a punk muse, a postpunk drummer, and an exotic dancer.
Part memoir, part cultural commentary, the book's twelve true stories describe a life lived at the heart of the queer/punk cOunter-culture of the mid- to late-1970s.
Vivid, engaging, and occasionally shocking, Max maps out the wild and exuberant subterranean worlds of 1970s London, including: life as a go-go dancer and stripper, the queer club scene that gave way to punk, and the inside story of The Band With No Name, which became Adam and the Ants and The Monochrome Set, and would spawn Bow Wow Wow and Rema Rema.
Size: 138 x 215mm
Pages: 326
Publisher: Strange Attractor Press
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Publisher: Strange Attractor
