Re-make/Re-model: Becoming Roxy Music

The generously illustrated inside account of how Bryan Ferry invented the legendary rock band Roxy Music, by “perhaps the most accomplished writer of his generation” (GQ)

Q Magazine

Michael Bracewell likes to draw wider cultural contexts into his books, so this is as much the story of British pop artist Richard Hamilton and his Newcastle Uni fine art course-where Ferry forged the ideas that would bloom into Roxy music-as it is about the band.

Michael Bracewell is an acclaimed novelist as well as nonfiction writer. He lives in England.