Television's Marquee Moon (33 1/3)
Waterman [has done] extensive research, culling from NYU's archive of Richard Hell's papers, rock journalist reviews from the era (Christgau, Bangs, Kent, et al.), and extensive interviews, making sure to maintain the composure of an academic thesis, and not a fan boy rag... what happens when you pull back all the layers of flashbacks and reminiscence is an extensive true story that is still interesting, and echoes long down the volleys of rock history.http://www.crawdaddy.com/index.php/2011/07/12/book-review-33-13-marquee-moon/(Crawdaddy!)Interview with author Bryan Waterman on Vol. 1 Brooklynhttp://vol1brooklyn.com/2011/07/12/conversation-talking-marquee-moon-with-bryan-watermanWaterman [has done] extensive research, culling from NYU's archive of Richard Hell's papers, rock journalist reviews from the era (Christgau, Bangs, Kent, et al.), and extensive interviews, making sure to maintain the composure of an academic thesis, and not a fan boy rag... what happens when you pull back all the layers of flashbacks and reminiscence is an extensive true story that is still interesting, and echoes long down the volleys of rock history.http://www.crawdaddy.com/index.php/2011/07/12/book-review-33-13-marquee-moon/(Sanford Lakoff)[Waterman's book] will delight both Television fans and nostalgists of seventies punk-era New York.http://eastvillage.thelocal.nytimes.com/2011/08/03/five-questions-with-bryan-waterman-author-of-marquee-moon/#more-22304(Sanford Lakoff)Author Brian Waterman sat down with NPR's nationally-syndicated radioshow Sound Check for a 30 minute interview.