BOOK – GRACE JONES

Actress, Model And Singer Grace Jones ‘I’ll Never Write My Memoirs’ As Told To Paul Morley, Hardback Book (400 Pages) Published By Gallery Books New York ISBN 9781476765082 Legendary Influential Performer Grace Jones Offers A Revealing Account Of Her Spectacular Career And Turbulent Life, Charting The Development Of A Persona That Has Made Her One Of The World’s Most Recognizable Artists

As A Singer, Model, And Actress Deluxe Triple Threat—Grace Has Consistently Been An Extreme, Challenging Presence In The Entertainment World Since Her Emergence As An International Model In The 1970s. Celebrated For Her Audacious Talent And Trailblazing Style, Grace Became One Of The Most Unforgettable, Free-Spirited Characters To Emerge From The Historic Studio 54, Recording Glittering Disco Classics Such As ‘I Need A Man’ And ‘La Vie en Rose’. In 1980, The Always Ambitious Grace Escaped A Crowded Disco Scene To Pursue More Experimental Interests. Her Music Also Broke Free, Blending House, Reggae And Electronica Into A Timeless Hybrid That Led To Classic Hits Such As ‘Pull Up To The Bumper’ And Of Course ‘Slave To The Rhythm. In The Memoir She Once Promised Never To Write, Grace Offers An Intimate Insight Into Her Evolving Style, Personal Philosophies And Varied Career—Including Her Roles In The 1984 Fantasy-Action Flm ‘Conan the Destroyer’ Alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger And Last But Not Least The Role As May Day In The James Bond Movie ‘A View to a Kill’


Grace Jones At Barnes & Noble Union Square on October 1, 2015 in New York City. The Book Is Signed By The Artist At The Same Event
Gallery Books New York, USA 2016

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