Podcast
Revisionist History
Malcolm Gladwell mentioned the title, noting he had known Simon Doonan since it was published and that it featured chapters on cultural icons as well as a chapter about him that was "preposterously inaccurate but deeply flattering." He highlighted the book's playful, glamorous style and expressed personal enjoyment of it. The overall tone was positive, presenting the book as a fun and flattering read.
Episode: Dragon Psychology 101
It was a book written by Simon Doonan, who also knew Andy Warhol and often went to the flea market with him, that was mentioned in the podcast.
I've known Simon ever since he wrote a book called Eccentric Glamour years ago, which included chapters on Simone de Beauvoir, Tilda Swinton, the supermodel Iman, and me, which remains the most preposterously inaccurate but nonetheless deeply flattering thing anyone has ever written about me.
Episode: Dragon Psychology 101
It was mentioned as a book that the speaker enjoyed, written by Simon Doonan, which included a chapter about the speaker that was inaccurate but flattering.
I've known Simon ever since he wrote a book called Eccentric Glamour years ago, which included chapters on Simone de Beauvoir, Tilda Swinton, the supermodel Iman, and me, which remains the most preposterously inaccurate but nonetheless deeply flattering thing anyone has ever written about me.
Episode: Dragon Psychology 101
It was mentioned as a book written by Simon Doonan, and contained a chapter about the speaker, which he described as preposterously inaccurate but flattering.
I've known Simon ever since he wrote a book called Eccentric Glamour years ago, which included chapters on Simone de Beauvoir, Tilda Swinton, the supermodel Iman, and me, which remains the most preposterously inaccurate but nonetheless deeply flattering thing anyone has ever written about me.