I was a sort of rock journalist – whatever that is – in London in the late ’60s.
Meaning of the quote
In the quote, Jonathan Demme, an American director, is describing himself as a type of rock journalist in London during the late 1960s. He seems unsure of exactly what that means, but it suggests he was involved in reporting or writing about the rock music scene in London at that time.
About Jonathan Demme
Jonathan Demme was an acclaimed American filmmaker who directed a diverse range of films, including the psychological horror classic The Silence of the Lambs, which earned him an Academy Award for Best Director. He was known for his humanist approach and directed numerous acclaimed documentaries and concert films throughout his prolific career.
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