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“Elliott in Paris, December 1996.”
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“His voice is weak and drowsy, like he might be on something, or coming off it.”
“I’ve tried to give Elliott the biography he might have wanted, with the understanding that he probably wouldn’t have wanted a biography at all.”
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““He would even fool himself, you know, and that’s what he wanted to do.”
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“He strokes the last chord, singing about continual decline, and frowns.”
“Her essays and book reviews have appeared in The New York Times Magazine , The New York Times Book Review , The Washington Post , The New Yorker , The London Review of Books , The Times Literary Supplement , and The L.A.”
““Daylight Saving Time ending just means I get an extra hour to cry in bed to Elliott Smith,” someone posts.”
“When an artist dies, who gets to be remembered for their art, and who gets caught in the amber of their death?”
““I love that she loved him,” Neil says.”
“The task of understanding and preserving his legacy has become a collective project.”
“He just couldn’t not nail it.” And yet Elliott’s art was also considered.”
“Sometimes he was angry that he hadn’t written “Rocket Man.” “Literally angry,” his friend Garrick Duckler told me.”
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“So much of it has degraded—tapes rotted to spooky fuzz, videos with shaggy images and too‑white faces.”
““I’m not trying to pick on you,” he says.”
““Maybe I didn’t understand what you were saying.” Who knows what the heckler is really thinking?”
““I think it was more my romantic idea,” Joanna says.”
““When we went there, it wasn’t so easy.” Photographs by Joanna Bolme.”
“He had the kind of shy, exaggerated empathy of someone who’s always afraid of hurting people but never afraid of hurting himself.”
“It was made in January 2003; by late October, he was gone.”