Title: No Reason For Reading Nobrow
Product review: In what reads like a series of loosely-related magazine pieces strung together, Seabrook displays his profound grasp of the obvious. Seabrook thinks his rich daddy was hibrow because he read the New Yorker and appereciated High Art - Sonny Boy doesn't understand that the New Yorker was always middlebrow, and that his father's passions were an aspiring aristo joke. Seabrook thinks he's different from Rich Dad because he likes the Chemical Brothers. Wow! Is he just slumming, or does he really not get the implicit irony? And do we really need to be told this again? I think not.
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