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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. No notes or highlighting. Small gift message in front. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> The December 2003 issue of Rolling Stone refers to the cover image on Bom to Run as “iconic” and “… the perfect metaphor. But all the images made that day were metaphors-born from the unspoken energy of what was going on day by day in a couple of rooms at the Record Plant studios in New York. The cover image was just one of a series of images which spoke of things to come and in looking back at a number at them recently I was struck by the way in which Bruce and Clarence went through a series of changes which bordered on being mock heroic yet were all the more powerful because of it. One day when I was at the Record Plant someone put a handwritten copy of “Thunder Road” in my hands and i remember staring at the words……. roll down the window and let the wind blow back your hair. This was an album of anthems about having one last chance to make it real” about”… tying faith between our teeth.” It was enpossible not to realize the way in which rock music was boul to change yet somehow I had been handed the gift of making these images. The words were etched in black white and that’s what shot. (MP)