Amy Winehouse left an indelible mark on both the music industry and popular culture with her soulful voice and bold, 1960s-inspired aesthetic. Featuring stories and anecdotes from a wide range of people connected with Amy, specially commissioned photographs of memorabilia, styled thematic room sets incorporating her clothes, possessions and lyrics, and previously unseen archival images, this volume offers an intimate portrait celebrating her creative legacy.
 
 
 
Personal reflections on Amy's life and work from friends, colleagues and fans appear throughout the book. Contributors include Ronnie Spector, Vivienne Westwood, Bryan Adams, Little Simz, Carl Barât, her close friend Catriona Gourlay, Hawley Arms owner Douglas Charles-Ridler, tattoo artist Henry Hate, her goddaughter Dionne Broomfield and DJ Bioux. Each has a personal story to share; together, their anecdotes and reflections build a complex picture of a much-admired but troubled star. Vice culture editor Emma Garland places these insights in context with an introduction highlighting the major events and achievements of Amy's life and work, and the key people involved.
 
 
 
Organised broadly chronologically, the book features newly photographed lyric sheets, sketches and ephemera alongside contextual photographs and video stills, including album, single and promotional artwork and outtakes. The story is punctuated by photographs of room sets, each specially conceived and styled for the book by Naomi Parry to evoke a period or aspect of Amy's life or personality, incorporating her clothing, possessions, lyrics and other memorabilia.
 
 
 
With the kind support of the Winehouse family.