Recordando a Kurt Cobain

In early 1991, music manager Danny Goldberg agreed to take over Nirvana, one of the many rock groups on Seattle's "underground" music scene. At the time, Danny had no idea that the band's leader, Kurt Cobain, would become a popular culture icon with a legacy on par with that of John Lennon or Elvis Presley. Danny worked with Kurt between 1990 and 1994, the singer's last four years of life. He witnessed the stratospheric success of "Nevermind", which made Nirvana the most famous rock band of the moment; He attended Kurt's meeting and subsequent wedding with the unstable but brilliant Courtney Love; the birth of his daughter, Frances Bean, and finally Kurt's fight against heroin addiction, which ended in a devastating suicide. Danny Goldberg offers in "Remembering Kurt Cobain" a unique and incomparable portrait of the leader of Nirvana, only available to someone who treated him as a producer, partner and close friend. Goldberg resurrects unpublished memories to date, digs into his personal files, and retrieves interviews with family, friends, and bandmates, to explore the immense creativity and brilliance that Kurt Cobain projected onto his music, the incredible mix of compassion, rebellion, feminism and ambition that he gathered, and the legacy that he forged with his particular vision of punk-rock