ChartbreakCame out of Birmingham with nothing. Junked the name and face I used to wear. When your flesh and blood don't give a damn. Your luggage doesn't hold much from before . . . Finch is alone in a motorway café, desperate to leave home. The scruffy lads at the next table say they're a rock band and they challenge her to show she can sing. Then and there. They annoy her so much that she does - and suddenly she's in the band. They're on the way to fame, but the band is dominated by the brooding
menace of Christie, the lead singer. Finch can't make up her mind how
she feels about him. First published by Oxford University Press 1986 |
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