Sinead O'Connor: So Different
I was working as a music journalist with The Irish Press when I was approached to write a book about Sinead O'Connor. I'd long been fascinated with the young singer since our first encounter at a Pogues' concert in Brixton academy, London on St Patrick's Day, 1988. I had a lot of 'scissors and paste' material, readily to hand, but I felt and knew there was more to be discovered and written. I said then and I say it now, this book was then and is now, merely a footnote, to a story, a life and a career that will go on. And on.