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Bebe Buell, Self: The Making and Meaning of 'We Are Family'. Bebe Buell is a former model and Playboy Playmate who dated several rock stars in the 1970s. Legend of the seeker 2 free download. She began modeling at the age of 17 and moved from her hometown of Portsmouth, Virginia, to New York City. Shortly after moving to New York, she met rock star.
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| Subject: VICE Magazine says Bebe Buell is a 'Psycho Groupie' who 'scared' them |
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This is too good. The best review published yet.
| [Next Thread Previous Thread Next MessagePrevious Message]Date Posted:14:06:47 01/16/02 Wed
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In reply to:she deserves it's message, 'BEBE BUELL'S BOOK WORST OF 2001 - ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY' on 02:24:44 01/09/02 Wed
from VICE Magazine
Rebel Heart: An American Rock and Roll Journey
By Bebe Buell
List of men Bebe Buell fucked: Todd Rundgren, Steve Tyler, Elvis Costello, Mick Jagger, Iggy Pop, Ron Wood, Rod Stewart, Jack Nicholson, David Bowie, Jimmy Page. Times Bebe Buell claims she is not a “groupie” in Rebel Heart: on almost every page. “Todd says I’m too classy to be a groupie. At least I’m not a coke whore. He would never call me an idiot. I felt like Grace Kelly.” Bebe Buell is the epitome of Almost Famous. If she hadn’t given birth to the ripe and ready-for-fame Liv Tyler, I’m not sure I would have ever even heard of her. And I would’ve missed out on this incredibly bad/good book.
Bebe’s delusions are fucking hilarious: Todd Rundgren was influenced by Bowie because of me. I sabotaged my modeling career on purpose. I felt like the Yoko Ono of Aerosmith. If I hadn’t dated all those men, and posed for Playboy, I would’ve been a rock star in my own right. Todd would be fucking nondescript tramps, whereas I would be fucking major icons.
My favorite Bebe fantasy concerns Elvis Costello. After many torrid weeks of love and intimacy, Elvis went back to his wife. Bebe called and called; no answer. She wrote letter after letter; no response. Bebe showed up at his concert and was banned from the backstage. Why is Elvis doing this to her?
“Now I understand why he couldn’t respond: He cannot see me again because I am irresistible to him. He says it in his songs. He can’t get too close because he’ll fall for me again.” Ow. No. He dumped you, Bebe, because you’re a psycho groupie, and he got all scared of you. Now you got me all scared of you, too.
>This was posted here already, about a week or so ago,
>but then disappeared after about a day. At first I
>thought amazon.com bought out Groupie Central and
>start censoring all of Bebe Buell's negative reviews
>here too, Ha Ha, but I guess not.
>
>Anyway after all of Bebe's obsessive ranting and
>insults she's posted on this board while looking down
>at the rest of the world over her upturned nose, I
>think it's important to re-iterate that Entertainment
>Weekly listed Bebe's book as on of the five worst
>books of 2001, chose it as the feature photo under the
>'Worst' title, and made a point of noting her
>obsessive delusions that she's not really a groupie
>but a 'muse', and her insane delusions that Elvis
>Costello is sending her coded messages in his songs.
>
>I found it to be a fitting end to her months of
>Buellshit on this board.
>
>Personally, I would love to read yet another book by
>the beloved Miss Pamela. Maybe she could write the
>TRUE story of Bebe Buell. Now THAT would be
>interesting. I'm sure there's not enough of a market
>for it, but I'd sure read it.
>
>
>>Just thought those of you who didn't see this would be
>>interested (from Q Magazine, England):
>> You'd expect that a woman who spent the
>>70's 'hanging out' with Jagger, Bowie & Warren Beatty
>>would have many a juicy tale. But Buell - model,
>>singer, nother of Liv Tyler and prodigious shagger of
>>rock stars - is primarily concerned with defending her
>>reputation in this dull tome. Even with rock scribe
>>Bockris helping her hold the pen, Buell is unable to
>>recount and incident without re-iterating that she was
>>a) beautiful, b)a musician in her own right and c) a
>>muse NOT a groupie. For every titbit about Jagger
>>wearing her lingerie, we must suffer the 'revelation'
>>that Prince (who she never even met) wrote 'Little Red
>>Corvette' about her, hence the lyric: 'Bebe, you're
>>much too fast.' A little honesty and humour wouldn't
>>have gone astray.
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