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“But her list kept growing in the Eighties, when Hoffs suddenly blew up into a wildly famous rock star.”
“But 40 years after the Bangles first topped the charts, she’s ready to tell her stories.”
“We both cherished that memory.” If you’re geeking out about music with Susanna Hoffs, you need to bring your A-game.”
““That’s how I got to know Bob Weir.”
““The ‘say my name’ part on ‘Eternal Flame’ was a complete left turn,” Hoffs says.”
“That’s where she started writing down the names of everyone she’s ever dated.”
“These California girls had a foot in the Sixties, with their intricate Rubber Soul harmonies and jangly guitars.”
“They met in late 1980 when Hoffs put an ad in the paper, looking to start a band.”
““ Hero Takes a Fall ,” written by Hoffs and guitarist Vicki Peterson, blew up on MTV, showcasing the band’s jangly Rickenbackers and acerbic humor, stomping on a fragile male ego.”
““‘Wait, you play guitar, and your sister’s a drummer?’” she recalls asking Vicki.”
“But once a romantic spark occurred between me and David, we became boyfriend and girlfriend.”
““I had a bottle of whiskey in the studio,” she recalls.”
“It was crazy.” After the show, Weir lured her away.”
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“She also pauses to watch a video clip she hasn’t seen in 40 years: the Bangles on MTV in 1985, on the late-night alt-rock showcase IRS’ The Cutting Edge .”
““There’s a whole bunch of different names,” she says today, laughing over coffee in a posh NYC hotel.”
“Roach made the classic Austin Powers movies with Mike Myers, with Hoffs rocking out in the Sixties-themed house band Ming Tea.”
““But I don’t think it’s ever going to happen.”
“But the band’s crucial place in history gets obscured, since they were an Eighties band who broke up right before the Nineties explosion of female rock stars.”
“People tried to pit them against their friends in the Go-Go’s, but the Bangles had their own sound.”
““Eternal Flame” hit Number One in 1989, but became one of those hits that dooms a band.”
““We were on tour with George Michael in 1988, and we kept noticing kids in tie-dye shirts on the way to New Orleans.”
““That was my ex-boyfriend, David Roback, who then went on to do Mazzy Star with Hope Sandoval,” Hoffs says.”