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Jon Savage, The Face, April 1981
In a corner opposite the entrance Richard Young, the photographer, has set up his stall. It has a simple backdrop of white cloth — this is, after all, a quick turnaround, high turnover operation — in which various "typical", i.e. extraordinary, celebrants are encouraged, flies to the web, to pose in their coats of many colours.
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