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"There were boring evenings, there were wonderful ones. Some good days, some shitty days. In that time, I went from being a choir boy to a rock band singer, and then I sat down and wrote this damn book."

Before waking up as the famous lead singer of the legendary rock band AC/DC, Brian Johnson sang in a church choir, served in the army, and fixed car roofs. For more than a decade, he had been trying to conquer the stage with various bands - touring, releasing albums, signing unsuccessful contracts and even entering music charts - but he was still far from the success that lay ahead. Despite everything, Brian Johnson did not give up on his dream. And thanks to this, in 1980, he was able to replace the vocalist of one of the most famous rock bands in the world, AC/DC, Bon Scott.

From fantastic ups to painful downs, this is a frank and humorous autobiography of a guy who goes to his goal to eventually become an icon of an entire era. This is the story that changed the face of rock music and Brian's life forever.

Why is the book Life of Brian good
Brian Johnson's memoir of growing up in a small town, starting his own band, and replacing Bon Scott, the lead singer of one of the world's most famous rock bands, AC/DC.

About Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson is a rock musician and poet, lead singer of AC/DC and former lead singer of Geordie : Vyacheslav Dudko
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