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Me
Book • 2019
In his first and only official autobiography, Elton John reveals the truth about his extraordinary life.
The book covers his childhood in Pinner, his rise to fame, and his personal struggles, including depression, drug addiction, and his prostate cancer diagnosis.
John also discusses his advocacy against AIDS, his relationships, and his journey to sobriety and fatherhood.
The autobiography is known for its candid and humorous tone, offering a deep insight into the life of a music legend.
The book covers his childhood in Pinner, his rise to fame, and his personal struggles, including depression, drug addiction, and his prostate cancer diagnosis.
John also discusses his advocacy against AIDS, his relationships, and his journey to sobriety and fatherhood.
The autobiography is known for its candid and humorous tone, offering a deep insight into the life of a music legend.
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while discussing the samples used in his album "Louie".

Kenny Beats

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Kenny Beats
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as his memoir, discussing his childhood, career, and struggles with addiction.

Elton John

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Someone Once Told Elton John He Would Never Be A Pop Star
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, it's called "Me", and it delves into his shopping addiction and spending habits.

Denise Duffield-Thomas

How to balance business, parenting and self
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as an example of a well-written autobiography that captures the artist's voice.

Matthew Restall

Matthew Restall, "On Elton John: An Opinionated Guide" (Oxford UP, 2025)
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in the context of a conversation about his book and their meeting.

Brandi Carlile

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