Reasons to be cheerful in 2012: Morrissey and Neil Young are spilling the beans

Just when you thought there could be no more good rock autobiographies, some of the biggest icons in music are willing to set the record straightI love a good rock autobiography. Actually, I love a bad rock autobiography, too: even a book that's guarded and self-serving and craven reveals something about the star behind it. But there was a time, not long ago, when I thought the rock autobiography was a dying art form. Most artists you wanted to hear from had already put pen to paper – McCart...

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