The rock'n'roll life of Carl Barât

In honour of the publication of Libertines co-founder Carl Barât's autobiography here are some of the unexpected highlights of this generation's defining rock'n'roll rapscaliansOn Pete Doherty's taste Pete lived and breathed London – he'd go to charity shops and buy corduroy trousers, kitsch tea sets and Chris Barber vinyls, and he had a certificate to show he'd climbed the Monument.On band mythologyPeter and I, if we were trying to motivate each other to do something, we'd say "Do it for the...

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