Invisible sun: The poisoned parable of Sting, Copeland, and Summers. Glory and bruises of The Police
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Invisible sun: The poisoned parable of Sting, Copeland, and Summers. Glory and bruises of The Police

by Saul Kazan

music biography Rock Music Band History
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Invisible Sun chronicles the rise and internal strife of The Police, focusing on Sting, Copeland, and Summers. It examines the band's path to glory amid creative and personal bruises, offering a poignant look at the poisoned parable of their legendary partnership in rock music.

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Invisible Sun explores the complex dynamics of one of rock's most iconic bands, The Police, through the lens of its founding members: Sting, Stewart Copeland, and Andy Summers.

The narrative delves into the poisoned parable of their collaboration, highlighting the triumphs that propelled them to global stardom and the underlying tensions that tested their bonds.

From electrifying performances to the personal and creative clashes, the book captures the essence of their shared history in the music world.

Readers gain insight into the human side of musical genius, where success often comes intertwined with struggle and sacrifice.

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