She was marginally recognized for the men with whom she slept - nothing more. This is a fun read just for its prurient nature, but her whole "poor me, I''m so talented BS" is shameful. A zero of a "model" who chose to hook her wagon, or legs, around anyone holding a guitar. "Was" may be too kind of an interpretation. Never "anyone" but chose to sleep with "everyone", boy or girl, no difference - if she thought that they could help her "career" - such as that was. Victor Bockris is the author of Uptight: The Story of the Velvet Underground and What's Welsh for Zen: The Autobiography of John Cale.He lives in New York City. AUTHORBIO: Bebe Buell performs with her band across the country she lives in New York City and in Maine.This is her first book. A supermodel before the term was coined, Bebe worked with the best of them (Scavullo, Avedon), met everyone (from Warhol to Dali), and captivated a generation of rock's greatest talents.Her relationships ranged from wunderkind Todd Rundgren to Aerosmith's Steven Tyler (father of her daughter Liv), from Mick Jagger to wordsmith Elvis Costello.Not to mention the fun she had with everyone from Rod Stewart to Ron Wood, Jimmy Page to Jack Nicholson.In Rebel Heart, Bebe drops readers back into the heyday of the scene and reveals the true details of a vanished world that continues to fascinate today.Her spirit informed some of the greatest songs of her time and the life she lived was, above all, fun.Illustrated throughout with over a hundred photographs-many of them rare snaps from Bebe's personal collection-REBEL HEART will deepen even the most ardent fan's understanding of rock 'n' roll. Warm, wise, outrageously funny-and simply outrageous-Rebel Heart is Bebe Buell's no-holds-barred account of her life at the center of the rock scene in the '70s and 80's, when rock stars were royalty.
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