To make things more interesting, the book Black Romance paints Wareham as a pretty unsympathetic character. He pisses people off for seemingly no reason, he che

To make things more interesting, the book Black Romance paints Wareham as a pretty unsympathetic character. He pisses people off for seemingly no reason, he cheats on his wife after they had a baby, he lives the stereotypical rock 'n' roll lifestyle, with little to no apologies. However, as a fan of Galaxie 500 and Luna's music, this is nothing new. I've yet to hear anything genuinely positive about Wareham himself, other than the fact that his albums hold up surprisingly well. The book makes for interesting reading. It is very funny at times, and is filled with some entertaining characters, even if it pushes all the wrong buttons for me on a deeper level. If you want an some idea of the book's content, [http://www.mensvogue.com/arts/music/articles/2008/02/facingthemusic?currentPage=1 http://www.mensvogue.com/arts/music/articles/2008/02/facingt...] contains an autobiographical account of how his relationship with Britta Philips started.