Sentence examples for punk rock singer from inspiring English sources

The painter Marcello has become Leo, a sculptor, and his rocky affair with Musetta has become an even more confrontational romance with Lola, a punk rock singer.

"The thing I love about Johnny Cash is the sound of his voice, the physical sound of his voice," a punk rock singer told Nick Tosches in 1995.

He turned "La Bohème" into a gritty story about a love affair between a punk rock singer and an S & M club dancer, both H.I.V.-infected, he a recovering heroin addict, she an active user, a story that invited an electrified, pop-ish score.

Mr. Mitchell soon invited Mr. Binder to a club to see a character he had been developing — a German punk rock singer of ambiguous gender — which led to an initial production of "Hedwig" at Westbeth Theater in 1997, followed by a film and then, 17 years later, the Broadway production with Neil Patrick Harris in the title role, which won the Tony Award for best musical revival.

"This movie is not necessarily about a punk rock singer in his band, it's about a boy and his journey through life," exhales Morgen.

The punk-rock singer and raconteur Henry Rollins has lambasted Robin Williams for taking his own life.

Try to imagine other veteran arm gurus — Dave Duncan, for instance — taking on side careers as a punk-rock singer and skateboard-park owner, both of which are part of the Radinsky résumé.

The 45-year-old former punk-rock singer, from Kent, who used to be interested in witchcraft, has been in online contact with Muslim girls in Britain, enticing them to become jihadi brides.

The measured Swedish commentator who was delivering a polite play-by-play of the proceedings introduced the punk-rock singer Patti Smith by saying, "Soon we will hear music of a different kind.

Not to sound too morose: Billy Bragg, the British folk-punk-rock singer and Woody Guthrie devotee who sang his own verse of "The Internationale" at a 90th birthday party for Mr. Seeger in 2009, says that creative dissent never died, it just moved on.

In the 1970s Carroll's friendship with poet and punk-rock singer Patti Smith inspired him to form his own punk band, and the Jim Carroll Band's debut recording, Catholic Boy (1980), featuring the iconic single "People Who Died," was met with praise from the rock cognoscenti.