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“You fucking Sex Pistols, why couldn’t you come next year!”
“I was there as a last-ditch effort to interview Hugh Hefner for PUNK magazine.”
“Finally, Annie cajoled Johnny to pose for her in the bathroom, where she’d set up her gear.”
“Rotten (now John Lydon) wouldn’t rejoin his band mates until 1996.”
“Printed with permission from Resident Punk: How I Smoked, Drank, and Stumbled My Way Through the ’70s Punk Scene (and Beyond) by Legs McNeil (September 15, 2026; BenBella Books).”
“The Sex Pistols were due in San Francisco at any moment, and punk rock in America was about to climax.”
“Sid had brought four girls from out of the audience back to the dressing room.”
“Beautiful nymphs with long blonde hair, plump breasts, thick gold-en-tanned thighs that melt down into a perfect slenderly wrapped pair of legs.”
“We got out of the van at the Miyako Hotel, one of the most luxurious places I’d ever seen.”
“She wanted to get a picture of Rotten and Vicious together, but neither of them would join the other.”
“The Winterland gig itself was one of the most boring rock ‘n’ roll shows ever.”
“So I showed up at the Playboy offices on the Sunset Strip and met the receptionist.”
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“Chris Walter/WireImage Legendary rock journalist Legs McNeil tells his life story — and goes behind-the-scenes on his encounters with Joey Ramone, Patti Smith, Elvis Costello, and more — in his upcoming memoir Resident Punk , out September 15.”
“As fans of the Sex Pistols know, the show — “one of the most boring rock ‘n’ roll shows ever,” McNeil writes — was the band’s final gig before they imploded, with Rotten announcing the band’s breakup four days later.”
“Immediately after the set, Holmstrom handed me a backstage pass.”
““Who’s going to fuck me tonight?” he asked.”
“Rotten looked scared, naïve, and pissed off.”
“McNeil founded Punk magazine in 1975 at the age of 19, in this exclusive excerpt from the book, he writes about one of the genre’s most infamous bands, the Sex Pistols , and one of their more infamous gigs, a January 1978 concert at the Winterland in the still-hippie-filled San Francisco.”
“Turns out, the Sex Pistols did in ten days what the New York scene hadn’t been able to manage: Make punk a four-letter word across America.”
“I’d arranged a ride up to the Bay Area for me and the Playboy receptionist in a van with a couple of minor bands, eight hours of hard road with a bunch of assholes.”