Three Icons of Culture: Lives Shaped by New York City
Biographies with a 1970s and ’80s pulse
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Show Notes
Host Jo Reed and AudioFile’s Stephen Cummings discuss three audiobook biographies in which the New York City of the 1970s and ’80s plays a key role. This week, they’ll highlight LORNE by Susan Morrison, read by Kristen DiMercurio and the author, about the Saturday Night Live creator; YOKO by David Sheff, read by Max Meyers, an intimate look at the avant-garde artist; and I REGRET ALMOST EVERYTHING by Keith McNally and read by Richard E. Grant, a highly enjoyable listen about the legendary restaurateur.
Read our reviews of the audiobooks at our website:
LORNE by Susan Morrison, read by Kristen DiMercurio, Susan Morrison Published by Random House Audio
YOKO by David Sheff, read by Max Meyers
Published by Simon & Schuster Audio
I REGRET ALMOST EVERYTHING by Keith McNally, read by Richard E. Grant
Published by Simon & Schuster Audio
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