I love a lot of Graham Nash's music and I respect him as a songwriter and as the "secret sauce" high harmonies in Crosby, Stills, & Nash's music. So I was interested in learning what he had to say about his life. I found that he had a short book's worth of interesting stories which he turned into a long, poorly written book. He also came across as tremendously arrogant and wildly impressed with himself. OK, he's accomplished a lot, but so have a lot of musicians. Even Sting (not one to hide his light) manages to come across as somewhat humble and grateful for some lucky breaks in his book "Broken Music." Meh.
One of my faves though it is for young readers.
Looks like a coffee table book but it's really a great story of a guy who nearly washed out of flight school but went on to be one of the best fighter pilots of WW2.
