| Subject: BEBE BUELL"S BOOK WORST OF 2001 - ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY |
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Date Posted: 02:24:44 01/09/02 Wed
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In reply to:
Andrea
's message, "BeBe Buell Book Reviews contd" on 04:38:20 01/05/02 Sat
This was posted here already, about a week or so ago, but then disappeared after about a day. At first I thought amazon.com bought out Groupie Central and start censoring all of Bebe Buell's negative reviews here too, Ha Ha, but I guess not.
Anyway after all of Bebe's obsessive ranting and insults she's posted on this board while looking down at the rest of the world over her upturned nose, I think it's important to re-iterate that Entertainment Weekly listed Bebe's book as on of the five worst books of 2001, chose it as the feature photo under the "Worst" title, and made a point of noting her obsessive delusions that she's not really a groupie but a "muse", and her insane delusions that Elvis Costello is sending her coded messages in his songs.
I found it to be a fitting end to her months of Buellshit on this board.
Personally, I would love to read yet another book by the beloved Miss Pamela. Maybe she could write the TRUE story of Bebe Buell. Now THAT would be interesting. I'm sure there's not enough of a market for it, but I'd sure read it.
>Just thought those of you who didn't see this would be
>interested (from Q Magazine, England):
> You'd expect that a woman who spent the
>70's "hanging out" with Jagger, Bowie & Warren Beatty
>would have many a juicy tale. But Buell - model,
>singer, nother of Liv Tyler and prodigious shagger of
>rock stars - is primarily concerned with defending her
>reputation in this dull tome. Even with rock scribe
>Bockris helping her hold the pen, Buell is unable to
>recount and incident without re-iterating that she was
>a) beautiful, b)a musician in her own right and c) a
>muse NOT a groupie. For every titbit about Jagger
>wearing her lingerie, we must suffer the 'revelation'
>that Prince (who she never even met) wrote 'Little Red
>Corvette' about her, hence the lyric: "Bebe, you're
>much too fast." A little honesty and humour wouldn't
>have gone astray.
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