Description:
This unique book demonstrates the central importance of visual media to the significance of British Punk rock pioneers the Sex Pistols, beginning with their nation-shocking television interview with Bill Grundy in December 1976.
Review Quotes:
"This is such a welcome new book! The impact of the Sex Pistols and punk rock in film has been scandalously short of scrutiny until this point, and Stephen Glynn has done a remarkable job, making a highly readable and exquisitely detailed account of their extraordinary handful of films. It would be fitting if Glynn's well-researched and engaging book reignited interested in them, and to help cement the legacy of one of the most influential bands (if not actually the most influential band) of all time."
- Professor K.J.Donnelly, University of Southampton