Tens of millions of people around the world love Céline Dion. Many millions more can't stand her. Why? Carl Wilson, by no means a Céline fan at the start of his quest, searches for the answer on a year-long 'Dionyssee.' As Wilson strives to understand Céline's global popularity, he faces the question of what drives personal taste - and whether it's possible to change it.
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Wow. I mean, we knew it might happen. But wow.
So, who wants to hire Robert Christgau?
Friday add: See New York Times story. Question now: If there's a Pazz & Jop poll this year, does it get boycotted? (And if ILM doesn't come back from the dead, how would we organize that?)
| Posted by zoilus on Thursday, August 31 at 5:26 PM | Linking Posts | Comments (5)
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As someone who is a long time fan of the Dean (probably my fave music critic to dissagree with) I find these events very sad. I dont think he will be unemployed for long. Will his Ego emerge intact?
G.
Posted by guy tanentzapf on September 1, 2006 11:18 AM
Isn't the Globe hiring autumn music writers from the US these days? I can't imagine the Dean will be hard up for a job. Maybe Columbia, or New School will hire him as a prof. I hope he doesn't decide to focus on a book project. Love the man, but not in book form.
Posted by Phil on September 1, 2006 10:59 AM
Not to mention the Voice's brilliant books editor, Ed Park. I'm never reading that rag again.
Posted by jason on September 1, 2006 5:44 AM
wow is right.
Posted by john on August 31, 2006 10:18 PM
Justice *finally* done.
Posted by Joe Clark on August 31, 2006 10:16 PM