MICHAEL STIPE ON ARTISTIC SALONS
I always loved the idea. When I was in my early 20s, working on graphic arts an
photography, and REM was going along at a very low level, I felt like that's
where I work the best, in a kind of committee where ideas can bounce back and
forth.
If I could have anyone, alive or dead, in my salon, I would bring in William
Burroughs for a little bit. Just to stir shit up. He wrote the introduction to
my Patti Smith book of photographs. It's one of the last things he did before
he passed away. I'd bring in Arthur Rimbaud for an hour just to set the
building on fire. That'd probably be enough.
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