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Nureyev Dancing In His Own Shadow, by Elizabeth Kaye

Nureyev Dancing In His Own Shadow, by Elizabeth Kaye

Update: 2016-09-26
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Rudolf Nureyev was one of the most dynamic performers of the twentieth century. “He was Mick Jagger before Mick Jagger,” remembers Elizabeth Kaye, who specialized in writing in-depth profiles of men in power for Esquire in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. Kaye spent a full year with the famously volatile dancer, who unbeknownst to the public was dying of AIDS. She joins host David Brancacchio to discuss the defiance he still showed, even at the end of a glorious career, and the sadness she found behind unceasing charm and bravado.

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Nureyev Dancing In His Own Shadow, by Elizabeth Kaye

Nureyev Dancing In His Own Shadow, by Elizabeth Kaye

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