A Band with Built-In Hate
The Who from Pop Art to Punk
(Author) Peter StanfieldThe Who made the simple things complicated and the complicated simple; they put pop and art together in a set of coupling that rode the lines between authenticity and artifice, self-determination and co-option, the low and the high, the intolerant and the permissive. They set up a unique open dialogue between fan and star, which in their youthful and knowing, tender and violent way rewrote the language of pop. They did this with attitude and style. Book jacket.
Peter Stanfield
Peter Stanfield is a renowned British author known for his groundbreaking novel "The Long Good Friday." His gritty and realistic writing style captures the dark underbelly of society with raw emotion and authenticity. Stanfield's work has made a lasting impact on the crime fiction genre, cementing his legacy in literature.
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