Sticky Fingers: The Life and Times of Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone Magazine

Great copy

Entertaining, informative, and well written. It gives insight into a difficult individual, while painting a picture of the times and the characters who helped define an era. I looked at the negative reviews and wondered if we had read different books, or if they were friends of Wenner, who was not happy with this book or the author (Wenner's autobiography doesn't even acknowledge this book's existence, which he asked Hagan to write).If you want a feel for Rock & Roll royalty, get this and enjoy.

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Instructif

would be nice if was original but still haven't played and have had it a few years now lol

Hagan's talent and work ethic, coupled with Wenner's perverse cooperation, make this an essential reference in studies of the commodification of 60s counter culture, the lionisation of Manson, Lennon, Jagger and other proto type celebritarians and the fin de siècle of printed collective experience.It also partly explains why Paul Simon was so underated for so long. So long.