Uncommon People: The Rise and Fall of The Rock Stars
Chronicles the birth, dominance, and fading of rock stardom from the 1950s onward, viewed through the lens of social and technological change.
About This Book
Uncommon People examines the phenomenon of the rock star across more than six decades.
The book places musicians within the wider social and technological changes of their times.
It draws on the career of David Hepworth as a music journalist and broadcaster.
The narrative covers both the ascent and the later waning of rock-star culture.
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