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New Jersey in the 1980s had everything Jancee Dunn wanted: trips down the shore, Bruce Springsteen, a tantalizing array of malls. To music lover Jancee, New York City was a foreign country. So it was with bleak expectations that she submitted her résumé to Rolling Stone magazine. And before she knew it, she was backstage and behind the scenes with the most famous people in the world—hiking in Canada with Brad Pitt, snacking on Velveeta with Dolly Parton, dancing drunkenly onstage with the Beastie Boys—trading her good-girl suburban past for late nights, hipster guys, and the booze-soaked rock ‘n’ roll life.
Riotously funny and tremendously touching, But Enough About Me is the amazing true story of an outsider who couldn’t quite bring herself to become an insider.
PRAISE & REVIEWS
People Magazine
“Disarmingly funny.”
Curtis Sittenfeld
“I loved this book from start to finish … Jancee Dunn is a wonderful storyteller.”
Matthew Klam
“Hilarious — you won’t be able to keep from reading the whole thing.”
New Jersey Star Ledger
“A touching, laugh-out-loud memoir.”
Daily News New York Magazine Rolling Stone DailyCandy.com Vogue Entertainment Weekly USA Today
“Delightful”
“Relentlessly readable.”
“Hilarious tales of a career spent chronicling life on the A list.”
“[A] hilarious, gushy, totally gratifying memoir.”
“Pitch-perfect.”
“Breezy…juicy…irresistable…as entertaining as the megastars [Dunn] has built a career on profiling.”
“A fresh look at our star constellations. . . . Dunn brings a fan’s enthusiasm to her showbiz profiles.”