Title: Honest and Forthright
Product review: Admitting to one's own faults and exposing family problems is not an easy thing to do yet Mrs. Spungen does so in a frank and forthright manner, she doesn't gloss over her family's life with-and without-Nancy. Nancy may have been mentally ill and a difficult child to raise, but it does show that her parents always loved her unconditionally and did try to understand her (even though that was not always possible).It's sad that she has become a pop icon of sorts, best known for having been stabbed to death in the Chelsea Hotel, and not known for the insight and ideals that were uniquely Nancy's, but Mrs. Spungen does bring many of those qualities to light to show that yep, Nancy was a real person with a real life and real problems and occasional triumphs.
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