Laura Barton

@ladymissbarton.bsky.social

You can't start a fire worryin' about your little world falling apart

Legend: the Bruce #Springsteen Story continues today with @ladymissbarton.bsky.social 1030 @BBCRadio4 & @BBCSounds “an informative, contextualising joy” - The Times. Today, Bruce hits the big time. But fame is not an easy bedfellow. Producers Eliza Lomas & Mair Bosworth www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

BBC Radio 4 - Legend, The Bruce Springsteen Story, 2. Born to Run

Bruce is living above a beauty parlour, broke, writing songs amongst the hairdryers.

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I’ve just watched a tribute that Meryl Streep gave to Diane Keaton in which she said that Keaton had “a stream of consciousness like a hummingbird” & my goodness that’s it, that was her entirely.

I’m a broken record on this, but — there are so many examples of famous people radicalised by midlife career/personal knockbacks. Ant Middleton was on yday’s march. He got done for tax offences and lost his TV work. Now he’s mates with Tommy Robinson.

'Somewhere on the playing fields of England are a handsome boy and a joyful girl who know what to say in their university interviews and already have the confident charm that will mark them out for the rest of their lives. Manners makyth man, as Winchester College’s motto boasts.'

When a fan sent musician Nick Cave AI-generated lyrics in his style, he replied: “With all the love and respect in the world, this track is bullshit and a grotesque mockery of what it is to be human.” @ladymissbarton.bsky.social on what AI might do to songwriting. www.prospectmagazine...

How can songwriters survive in the age of AI?

The music industry was already an unforgiving place. Now it’s going to become a whole lot more difficult for new artists

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