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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine July 11th 1993
Philip Norman is the author of The Stones, the definitive biography of the band. (recently re-issued by Penguin). He talked exclusively to Bill Wyman while researching the book and was even, once, mistaken for the star’s bodyguard
John Cornwell runs the Science and Human Dimension Project at Jesus College, Cambridge, and is writing a book on the neuroscience revolution. He is a regular contributor to The Sunday Times
Cover Story – Mr Formica’s revenge. Former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman claims to be making more money as the proprietor of a Tex-Mex restaurant than he did as a rock star. Philip Norman profiles the 56-year-old guitarist whose latest theme tune seems to be ‘Si, Si. Je Suis Un Restaurateur.
What we think we are -The Scientist Gereald Edelman has an extraordinary theory which could give the most profound insight yet into how the human brain works. Report by John Cornwell
Timothy Greenfield- Sanders has been referred to as the as a rock star. Philip Norman official photographer of the art world. His most recent exhibition of portraits was a retrospective at the Modern Art Museum at Fort Worth, Texas. He is also known for his fashion and celebrity portraiture. He lives in New York in a converted rectory with his wife and their two children
Uma Thurman – The art- house actress who is moving into the mainstream
Chelsea fans – Its guests have included the weird, the wild and the wonderful. Jean Nathan looks at New York’s Chelsea Hotel. Photographs by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders.
64 pages. All our magazines are the original first day copies. The photographs shown are the copy that is for sale. Used and lightly read in good condition for age.
