Compare prices before you buy. There's one reason to read interview, and it doesn't really involve reading. At least not the sort based on words.
Interview is a large magazine, printed on paper somewhere between newsprint and a glossy.
As an heir to the ideas and style of Andy Warhol, visuals are something it relies on, values, and does well. Great photos, unusual looks at established stars, and fun drawings abound. Interview was having fun with typeface and layout long before Raygun came along. I remember one especially that was organized as a calendar for one month, with themes and visual conceits running across articles and from page to page in subtle and subliminal ways. They're still, after Warhol's death, inextricably focused on New York.