A Phoenix of a Film Exhumes a Punk Prince
di Marc Spitz The New York Times
DARBY CRASH, singer of the Germs and the most polarizing figure on the 1970s Hollywood punk scene, would tell anyone within earshot that his days were numbered.
In 1975, at the age of 17, he devised a five-year plan for achieving immortality: form a band, collect a following, release one album, then commit suicide. The band started as a dare; T-shirts were made before any songs were learned. Its following expanded from a few hangers-on to members of the fast-rising hard-core scene from the nearby suburbs and beach communities. [...]
di Marc Spitz, articolo completo (7622 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 3 Agosto 2008
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