Aimee Mann: Summer Books for the Road
Aimee Mann
We continue our summer reading series today, with singer-songwriter Aimee Mann. In the 1980s she fronted the pop group Til Tuesday. Her haunting ballad "Save Me," from the 1999 film Magnolia earned her an Academy Award nomination. Before she kicked off her summer concert tour, she spoke about the kind of book she'll pick up before leaving town.
Here are some of the books that Mann's been reading:
The End of the Affair, Graham Greene
The Professional, W.C. Heinz
On Boxing, Joyce Carol Oates
Shadow Box, George Plimpton
My Secret History, Paul Theroux
The Three-Pound Universe, Judith Hooper and Dick Teresi
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