Title: The memories of Judys' husband
Product review: I don't see what makes people so outraged about this book. I never saw it as reading a biography of Judy. I saw it as a book written by a man who was Judy Garland's friend for over two years, and husband a few months, and his experiences being both. I was charmed when he talked about his surprise honeymoon in Paris for Judy and their starting a home in London, happy and full of bliss for the future. The way he told their story, what charming company Judy was, and how funny she was and so witty... I really felt that they were truly in love and loved each other. They had their little spats, and quick reconciliations. I must admit, though, that Deans' biographical look at Judy is somewhat depressing and a bit too shady for some tastes. But still, when he talks about his last few months with Judy as her husband, it brings a smile to my face... because, now I know, that in her last few days, Judy Garland was indeed- terribly happy.
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