Jefferson Hack

In the wake of the news that Marianne Faithfull has died, revisit Jefferson Hack’s interview with the music icon, in which she discusses her 21st solo album, holding her own with the rock and roll boys of the 60s, and the story behind Sister Morphine Lead Image This article was originally published on 1 April 2021: “Darling … how are you?” says Marianne Faithfull, beaming like she hasn’t got a care in the world. Her greeting is delivered with an almost comic wink.

Celebrating the queen of reinvention’s birthday with our 2008 cover story, where she talks fear, anxiety and still trumping collaborators half her age TextJefferson HackPhotographySteven Klein 8 Welcome to theArchive Pull, a new series delving into the 30-year history of our print magazine. This article was originally published in ourApril 2008 issue. Inside the private office of Madonna’s London home the walls are filled with powerful, personal images she has collected over the years.

In 1995, two greats of American art spoke together for this magazine. In the wake of Paul Auster’s passing, we reprint this moment in full Welcome to the Archive Pull, a new series delving into the 30-year history of our print magazine. In the wake of Paul Auster’s death this week, we revisit this head-to-head between the legendary Brooklyn author and Lou Reed, originally published in the 19th issue of Dazed.