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COVER STORY
Fans
Kurt and rock music critic Anthony DeCurtis discuss
the passions that drive devoted fans.
Fan
Fiction
There are countless ways an author's
fans can share their enthusiasm -- conventions, chat rooms, fanzines,
and Web sites. However, some of them could be breaking the law. Produced
by Judith Kampfner.
Go
to Author Anne McCaffrey's official site
Go
to an Anne McCaffrey fan site
 Renée
Fleming & Me
Hair colorist Michael Stinchcomb attended the opera
32 times last season. He idolizes this world class soprano -- but he wasn't
always an opera lover. Produced by Adeline Sire.
Go
to Renée Fleming's official website
Go
to her label's website
Go
to an interview with Renée
Fleming
Andy
Warhol
A look at one of the greatest fans of all time, who
himself was an object of fan obsession. Produced by Sara Fishko.
Go
to One Stop Warhol Shop
Go
to Warhol's Superstars
Go
to Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh
 Tribute
Band
Surreal Neil and Super Diamond will turn on your heart
light with their covers of the hit tunes of Neil Diamond. Produced by
Jonathan Mitchell.
Go
to Super Diamond's home page
SPECIAL
GUEST
Anthony DeCurtis
is a contributing editor for Rolling Stone and host
of the on-line musician interview show, The A-list, at getmusic.com. His
Rolling Stone cover subjects include R.E.M., U2, Sting, Janet Jackson,
and the Rolling Stones. A 1998 Grammy winner for his liner notes for the
Eric Clapton box-set Crossroads, DeCurtis is the author of Rocking My
Life Away: Writing About Music and Other Matters.
Go
to Anthony's online show, The A-List
Go
to Rolling Stone magazine
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