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Title: Too much for the likes of the NY Times
Review: Here we get the amazing sight of media monsters spilling true feelings instead of spin. This book redefines what it means to write about the so-called "rock star." And wouldn't you know it. The NY Times attempts to minimize "Shakey" by saying that it "soft peddles" and tries to be "too hip." What they're saying, really, is that this book attempts things that should not be done by a Random House book, one that would have to be reviewed by the New York Times. It's truly curious to accuse "Shakey" of soft-peddling, when it reveals its subject to often be vicious, creepy, self-serving. Author Jimmy McDonough needs and deserves hardcore psychotherapy for the ten years he spent spilling his life into this remarkable book, which edges a little too close to the truth, both for salaried merchants of the status quo and the degraded value of Neil Young.
