Ronson’s talent as a writer enables him to render this privilege, the background glamour, his awkward stumbles as well as successes, with a kind of wry, soft self-deprecation that is genuinely endearing ... Earnest ... The debauchery – of the best and worst kind – is alluded to rather than gratuitously revelled in ... A vivid social and cultural snapshot.
Endearing ... Ronson writes beautifully about the allure of the nightclub ... Entertaining, funny, and humble ... You don’t have to love dance music to enjoy this thoroughly charming memoir.
