Elle
Elle is a the world's largest fashion magazine, headquartered in Paris, with over 40 international editions in over 60 countries, and more than 30 websites globally.
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Bruce Springsteen, Clarence Clemons: The E Street Man: Clarence Clemons
Interview by Deborah Frost, Elle, August 1987
CLARENCE DEMONS is so big it's hard to imagine him standing in anyone's shadow. ...
Ryuichi Sakamoto: The Noise From Nippon
Report and Interview by Mark Dery, Elle, September 1988
"I DON'T KNOW what I am," says Ryuichi Sakamoto. "I was born in Japan but I don't think I'm Japanese. To be a stranger — ...
Interview by Mark Dery, Elle, October 1988
WHEN DIAMANDA Galás opens her mouth, dark things come flapping out in a pandemonium of caws, screeches, and beating wings. "I feel as if I'm ...
Profile by Mark Dery, Elle, January 1989
UNTIL NOW, British soul has meant blue-eyed soul, but 19-year-old MICA PARIS might change that. Her first album, Mica Paris, displays a seasoned, soulful voice that ...
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Elle, February 1989
"I THINK people were a little tired of rock and roll and disco," says singer Ofra Haza. "And suddenly, along came something very different, very ...
Overview by Carol Cooper, Elle, August 1989
MARCO AURELIO DA SILVA, known as Mazola, sits hunched over the console in one of Rio’s top recording studios, waiting for a live horn section ...
Overview by Mark Dery, Elle, September 1989
MAYBE IT all began in 1917 with the harmless-looking urinal "R. Mutt" entered in the Society of Independent Artists New York show. ...
Rickie Lee Jones: Flying Cowgirl
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Elle, September 1989
RICKIE LEE Jones's first album in five years, Flying Cowboys, offers a ride on one of those coin-operated broncos most of us rode when we ...
Laurie Anderson: On The Jagged Edge
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Elle, October 1989
"I'LL BET you think I'm making this up," says Laurie Anderson, her voice taut, edgy. A dramatic pause, then a grave shake of the head. ...
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