These days, at 53, Mr. Shevchuk remains a guttural voice of defiance, just as he was when he began dodging Soviet censors by holding secret concerts in apartments throughout Russia in the early 1980s. But now he rails against Vladimir V. Putin’s government in his packed shows and openly scorns other musicians he accuses of selling out.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
The Russian Bono
A NY Times Saturday profile on Russian rocker-activist Yuri Shevchuk:
Labels:
activism,
rock and roll,
Russia
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