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Originally Posted by michelej1
From an interview with Ann Wilson from a Nuvo interview by Katherine Coplen July 27, 2013
http://www.nuvo.net/indianapolis/hea...nt?oid=2642027
Of course, that didn't exactly stop the partying. Ann - who has been upfront about her struggles with addiction - wrote of a night of excess with Stevie Nicks, who didn't take kindly to the name-check.
" Stevie Nicks turned out to be pretty grumpy about our party night together," Ann says. "We just put it in there because it wasn't anything, really. It was just a pretty typical party night in the '80s that rockers would have. But she was pretty sensitive, so perhaps we should have spared her."
Ann may have spared the Nicks story, but she certainly wouldn't un-write the whole book, which she describes as "cathartic" to pen.
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Really? I think Stevie needs to get over it. We all know she did it, there's nothing really new in the story except maybe it's a bit more detailed and specific than what she would ever have told us. She's just a real control freak over her image and she wants NOTHING out there other than what she chooses to say. She is soooooooooooooooooo lucky that this is not 1978 now, because with all the social media and paparazzi etc etc she would not get away with even a fraction of the partying and man-izing (opposite of womanizing?) she did. There'd be pics of her sloshed out of her head, smudged makeup, falling out of a car, whatever.
Love her, but really, get over it.