The Wild Life of Warren Zevon
Friday, June 01, 2007
Warren Zevon won a cult following and a place in rock and roll history with hits like “Werewolves of London.” In I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Crystal Zevon tells us about her late husband, and his famously fast-paced lifestyle.
along with Kathi Goldmark, Dave Barry, and Ridley Pearson
Saturday, June 2 at 3 pm
Lincoln Square Barnes & Noble
1972 Broadway, at 66th Street
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead is available for purchase at amazon.com
Events: Crystal Zevon will be part of a panel discussionalong with Kathi Goldmark, Dave Barry, and Ridley Pearson
Saturday, June 2 at 3 pm
Lincoln Square Barnes & Noble
1972 Broadway, at 66th Street
Guests:
Crystal Zevon
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Comments [1]
How come no download or audio? Just wondering.
**Hi Robert,
We had a technical problem uploading the audio for this segment, but it's been fixed. The audio will be available shortly. Sorry for the delay!
--Lopate Show Staff
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