Review

Kurt and Courtney

Real-life rock-star noir. Predicated on the investigation of the (dubious) notion that the 1994 death of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain was not a suicide, Nick Broomfield's transfixing feature Kurt and Courtney airs articulate interviews with junkies, flunkies, and folks in the know, charting both the supernova flameout of self-destructive Cobain and the rising star of his widow, Courtney Love, the self-inventing musician/model/actress. Broomfield's sensibility is part tabloid, part F. Scott Fitzgerald. B+

Originally posted Feb 05, 1999 Published in issue #470 Feb 05, 1999 Order article reprints

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