Country United Kingdom Subject London Pages 330 ISBN 9780755319268 Dewey decimal 914.210486 | Language English Publication date 2009 Originally published 2009 Page count 330 Publisher Headline Publishing Group | |
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Suggs and the City: My Journeys Through Disappearing London is a 2009 book by British singer-songwriter, musician, radio personality and actor, Suggs.
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Background and synopsis
Suggs, a solo artist, lead singer of Madness and radio personality is described as having a "lifelong love affair" with London. The book explores the living history of the capital from the last living rag-and-bone man, the haunts of Soho and the music scene of Camden Town.
Reception
In the Camden New Journal Simon Wroe writes that "what distinguishes this from other literary offerings in the same vein is the author’s personal, often slightly illicit connection with much of his subject matter" and that the book is "plied with fascinating trivia" The book was also reviewed in The Guardian by Kate Webb.
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