I've been drained out after the weird double shot of movie auteurs passing into the great beyond (Antonini and Bergman). Just a while ago, while I was listening to a Joy Division tune of all things ("Atmosphere"), I had read online that their former manager Tony Wilson died recently of a heart atack.
For those who don't know who he is, he was one of the chief architects of the burgeoning pop scene in Manchester, England during the 1980s with Factory Records and the Hacienda nightclub, managing such bands as Joy Division and briefly, New Order. He wrote a book on this time which was made into the very good movie "24 Hour Party People" a few years back. He was even canny enough to appear in the film as a TV director directing...well, Tony Wilson. Must pull that flick out of my DVD storage bin tonight, it's got "good music to chill out to."
"(This) may not be true, but I believe in what John Ford used to say...when deciding if to print the truth or the legend...Print the legend."