The great rock chick con?

We all know that teenagers are a fickle lot, and no one understands this better than the record business...
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Chrissie Hynde: The Great Pretender

The expression 'rock chick' could have been coined to describe her. She has weathered drug deaths, punk, stormy relationships and stardom. Now 52, Chrissie Hynde tells Fiona Sturges why she no longer sees music as the be-all and end-all
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Alison Goldfrapp: After the gold rush

Alison Goldfrapp doesn't play safe, in life or in her music. Her band's first album won her critical acclaim and huge sales - so now she's changed her sound. She tells Fiona Sturges why
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Marilyn Manson: His satanic majesty

He's the man America loves to hate. His lifestyle and his music have been blamed for most of the country's moral ills. But does Marilyn Manson actually have something important to say? Fiona Sturges takes a deep breath and finds out
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Marr's Attacks

Johnny Marr is the only member of The Smiths to have moved on from their bitter, infighting past. With a new group and new songs, he's back on the warpath, he tells Fiona Sturges
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