Lindsey Mention in Page Six ~ Carol Harris Book

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Originally Posted by mgikallaroundme

Still taking this book seriously?

These 3 total falsehoods posted by readers aren't enough for fans to see this book is nothing but a fairy tale?
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Let me add another thing that doesn't add up:

Carol claims that the infamous photoshoot for the 1977 Rolling Stone cover, with the band portrayed in bed together, took place in Lindsey's house, in his spare bedroom. She says that shoot only took an hour and that everyone was on their merry way again right after that. She also makes no mention whatsoever what happened between Stevie and Lindsey during that shoot. But over the years we have received quite a few different stories from different people involved, including Christine, Lindsey, Stevie Annie Liebovitz herself. This is what Ms. Leibovitz had to say about the day in question: "I have a feeling the band had all gone through rehab or something," says Leibovitz, "and I brought out huge amounts of drugs, thinking that's what they wanted. They were not so happy about it, but everyone consumed everything, so we were all out to lunch. I brought the mattress and sheets."

This is what Stevie said: "Afterwards, Lindsey and I got to talking about how amazing it was that not so long ago I was a waitress and he didn't have a job, and now we were on the cover of Rolling Stone with this huge record. And we lay there for two hours talking and making out. Finally, Annie had to tell us to leave, because she had rented the room for only so long." Apparantly they spent some time making out and Annie had rented the room. That doesn't coincide with them only being there for an hour and it taking place in Lindsey's bedroom.

Lindsey's recollection: "So the idea for the photo wasn't all that funny. We had to compartmentalize our feelings to keep the band functional, and at the end of the session, we had this moment of not being able to avoid all that had been lost. We embraced for about fifteen minutes, and Mick finally came over and said that people were starting to get uncomfortable. I don't know how healthy all this display of our personal life was, but that's showbiz." Obviously something else went on, but Ms. Harris completely dismisses everything that didn't have to do with herself.