The Trials of Lenny Bruce
Auteur : Ronald K. L. Collins, David M. Skover
Date de publication : 2002
Éditeur : Sourcebooks MediaFusion
Nombre de pages : 562
Résumé du livre
Lenny Bruce committed his life to telling the truth - as he saw it. But the things he said infuriated those in power, which is why the authorities in the largest, most progressive cities in the USA tried relentlessly to put him in jail. To them, Lenny's words were anarchic and immoral. For his fans - the hip, the discontented, the fringe - his words were not only razor sharp but a beacon in the dark, repressed society that was the early 1960s.