Serving the servant : remembering Kurt Cobain

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In early 1991, music manager Danny Goldberg took on Nirvana, an emerging band from Seattle, unaware that its leader, Kurt Cobain, would become a pop-culture icon akin to John Lennon or Elvis Presley. Danny worked closely with Kurt from 1990 to 1994, a pivotal period marked by the explosive success of "Nevermind," which catapulted Nirvana to global fame and popularized punk and grunge music. During this time, Kurt married the enigmatic Courtney Love, whose relationship with him drew significant media attention. Their daughter, Frances Bean, was born, and Kurt's struggles with addiction culminated in a tragic suicide that profoundly impacted rock history. Throughout these tumultuous years, Danny remained a steadfast manager and friend. Drawing from personal memories, unpublished files, and interviews with Kurt's family, friends, and bandmates, the narrative offers a fresh perspective on this critical era. Rather than focusing solely on Kurt's struggles, it highlights his remarkable talent, compassion, and ambition, showcasing a legacy that continues to resonate today, even with those born after his death. Danny Goldberg presents an unparalleled portrait of an enduring icon, illuminating the aspects of Kurt Cobain that still captivate audiences.