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To tell the story of Morris Day is to tell the story of Prince. Not because they were inseparable or because their paths never diverged, but because, even when their paths did diverge, they always intersected again. Each artist lifted the other up, pushing one another to be something bigger and better than they thought themselves capable of. There was plenty of one-upmanship and some (un)healthy competition, but the respect Day and Prince had for one another never wavered, from the time they met in junior high until His Royal Badness''s untimely death in 2016.

In telling his own story and writing about Prince, Day turns Prince into the narrative''s Greek chorus. Prince is there to protect his legacy, argue with Morris''s interpretation of events, and continue the dialogue that started when both musicians were in their early teens. Because of their lifelong friendship emotional intimacy, the founder and still current leader of The Time is the one man who can pull this o

On Time

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    A Paperback by David Ritz, Morris Day

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      Publisher Da Capo Press Inc
      Published 19 November 2020
      ISBN-13 9780306922190
      978-0306922190
      ISBN-10 0306922193
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      Biography Autobiography: arts and entertainment Popular music

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      To tell the story of Morris Day is to tell the story of Prince. Not because they were inseparable or because their paths never diverged, but because, even when their paths did diverge, they always intersected again. Each artist lifted the other up, pushing one another to be something bigger and better than they thought themselves capable of. There was plenty of one-upmanship and some (un)healthy competition, but the respect Day and Prince had for one another never wavered, from the time they met in junior high until His Royal Badness''s untimely death in 2016.

      In telling his own story and writing about Prince, Day turns Prince into the narrative''s Greek chorus. Prince is there to protect his legacy, argue with Morris''s interpretation of events, and continue the dialogue that started when both musicians were in their early teens. Because of their lifelong friendship emotional intimacy, the founder and still current leader of The Time is the one man who can pull this o

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