Here We Are Now: The Lasting Impact of Kurt Cobain

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Charles R. Cross examines the massive cultural legacy of Kurt Cobain. He explores how the Nirvana frontman changed music and fashion forever. This book offers a deep look at his influence.

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Publisher

HarperCollins

Release Date

March 18, 2014

Number of pages

197

Language

English

ISBN

9780062308245

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Author(s)
Charles R. Cross
Publisher
HarperCollins
Release date
March 18, 2014
Pages
197
Language
English
ISBN
9780062308245
Formats
Epub

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Twenty years after his death, Kurt Cobain still matters—but why? In Here We Are Now, acclaimed music biographer Charles R. Cross—the New York Times bestselling author of Heavier Than Heaven—sets out to answer that question. Rather than retelling Cobain’s life story, Cross examines the Nirvana frontman’s extraordinary afterlife: how his music, image, and ideas continue to shape popular culture decades after 1994.

Drawing on interviews and commentary from across the pop-culture universe, Cross traces Cobain’s lasting fingerprints—on rock music and fashion, on attitudes toward fame and authenticity, on conversations about addiction and mental health. He explores how the boy from Aberdeen became a generational symbol, why new generations keep discovering Nirvana, and what the mythology surrounding his life and death reveals about us.

Incisive and wide-ranging, this is essential reading for Nirvana fans and anyone interested in how a single artist’s legacy can keep growing. It asks the question every music lover has wondered at some point—and answers it brilliantly.

Twenty years after his death, Kurt Cobain still matters — but why? In Here We Are Now, acclaimed music biographer Charles R. Cross, the New York Times bestselling author of Heavier Than Heaven, sets out to answer that question. Rather than retelling Cobain’s life story, Cross examines the Nirvana frontman’s extraordinary afterlife: how his music, image, and ideas continue to shape popular culture decades after 1994.
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nDrawing on interviews and commentary from across the pop-culture universe, Cross traces Cobain’s lasting fingerprints — on rock music and fashion, on attitudes toward fame and authenticity, on conversations about addiction and mental health. He explores how the boy from Aberdeen became a generational symbol, why new generations keep discovering Nirvana, and what the mythology surrounding his life and death reveals about us.
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nIncisive and wide-ranging, this is essential reading for Nirvana fans and anyone interested in how a single artist’s legacy can keep growing. Here We Are Now asks the question every music lover has wondered at some point — and answers it brilliantly.

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