Description: *Winner of the New York Public Library's Books for the Teen Age*
In this new edition of Kurt Cobain: "Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind," award-winning author and cofounder of the Kurt Cobain Memorial Foundation, Jeff Burlingame, draws on his experiences with Kurt Cobain and his family and friends to introduce readers to the icon who ignited a musical and cultural revolution.
As the enigmatic frontman of the rock band Nirvana, Kurt Cobain epitomized the angst-ridden spirit of early 1990s music and culture. His life-marked by artistic brilliance, struggles with addiction, and a tragic end-continues to leave a profound legacy that resonates across generations. Dive into the whirlwind of grunge, rebellion, and unforgettable melodies that defined Cobain's journey from small-town America to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame-and beyond.
Brief description: Winner of an NAACP Image Award for Best Literary Work and a two-time Image Award nominee, author Jeff Burlingame has written more than thirty books and is the recipient of a prestigious Sigma Delta Chi award from the Society of Professional Journalists.
Review Quotes:
"An unusually intimate account of the rock legend ... This detailed title, stands out ... because of its insider's appreciation for the musician and his legacy."--Booklist
"... offers insights about growing up in Aberdeen and how Cobain became a musician and a celebrity ... While Nirvana's music remains popular and influential this book would be a good choice for school libraries." --The Associated Press
"Interesting and even funny new details or angles on events you may not have heard before ... A well-written and well-researched publication."--Rasmus Holmen, NirvanaFanClub.com