Amy Winehouse London girl

<p>Amy Winehouse was never just a voice - she was an entire city. In <em>Amy Winehouse London Girl</em> Christian Soleil walks through the streets where the singer scattered her laughter her fury her brilliance and her wounds. From the pubs of Camden to the stages that thrust her into stardom he follows the trail of a meteor London still seems to mourn.</p><p>With the precision of a reporter and the tenderness of a wanderer Soleil portrays a young woman both fierce and fragile elusive yet fiercely true. He explores the places encounters and bruises that shaped Amy Winehouse into one of the most haunting icons of the twenty-first century.</p><p>A vibrant lucid and compassionate portrait - where the heartbeat of an artist who loved deeply dangerously magnificently still echoes. London as the backdrop; Amy as a shard of eternity.</p>