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Bruce Springsteen's autobiography could fetch ten million dollars (via@bookbench): http://bit.ly/sv2lz 29 days ago |
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ABSURD!!!! @bookbench Bruce Springsteen's autobiography could fetch ten million dollars. http://bit.ly/sv2lz 29 days ago |
When rockers write
MOBYLIVES —
... A Keith Kelly report in the New York Post says Bruce Springsteen “is said to be quietly working on his autobiography.” Kelly reports that there is not manuscript yet, but already “insiders” are telling him “It could be the biggest rock music autobiography of all time. He could get $9 million to $10 million for the world rights.” Note: That may have been an actual “insider,” because they said “world rights,” not “advance.” ...
GalleyCatnip: Bruce Springsteen's $10 Million Advance?
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Literary Kicks —
... , Bruce Springsteen may write an autobiography . All the newspapers are blubbering about the size of his advance, but why shouldn't he get $10 million? He's that good, and I would love to read this book.
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