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1 Aug 2005, 07:53

From: info@side-line.com

PRESS RELEASE: Ian Curtis (Joy Division) news FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION

The Belgian music magazine, Side-Line, has interviewed Annik Honoré for their 52th Summer issue. Honoré had a relation with Ian Curtis up until the moment he died in 1981. She has always refused talking about the matter in public although Curtis ex-wife was not exactly flattering about her in interviews over the years. She has granted an exception to Side-Line Music Magazine. In the interview Honoré talks about the why she decided to speak openly and what Ian meant to her.

side-line music magazine 90 rue charles degroux - 1040 bruxelles - belgium info@side-line.com www.side-line.com tel/fax 0032.2.732.14.81

Forum: http://www.side-line.com

1 Aug 2005, 08:02

hmmm...that should be an interesting read....

1 Aug 2005, 08:09

It's about time she does it, if she wants to be seen the proper way in the movie...

1 Aug 2005, 08:22

Had to happen, sooner or later. Surprised it took so long, bet she's had plenty of offers over the years for her side of the story.

1 Aug 2005, 08:40

Don't get too excited, though. According to what I've read at Joy Division Central this is a one-page article and her interview consists of just three paragraphs. Nothing really revealing.

1 Aug 2005, 12:29

Can't wait for someone to translate it.

Anyway, you think the crux of her interview will be refutations that she was a groupie?

1 Aug 2005, 12:45

It's about 100 words total and says nothing not already public knowledge, not the huge earth-shatterer they are portraying it as, so I am reliably informed!

2 Aug 2005, 07:30

any pictures?

2 Aug 2005, 07:45

His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Can't wait for someone to translate it.

Translate it to what? Despite being a Belgian magazine, Side-Line is written in English.

2 Aug 2005, 11:18

i cant find the interview on the website. Maybe you have buy an actually copy.

Does someone know?

2 Aug 2005, 13:11

One Brain wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Can't wait for someone to translate it.

Translate it to what? Despite being a Belgian magazine, Side-Line is written in English.

Flemish, maybe? :scratch:

;)

2 Aug 2005, 14:19

No one else noticed it said 1981 and not 1980?