Heroin and music in New York city
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"Heroin abuse among musicians has never been limited to one genre, but the nature of the connection between heroin and music is not well understood at all. Narrative accounts from a sample of sixty-nine New York City-based musicians who were self-acknowledged heroin abusers will address the beginnings of their heroin use, heroin's prevalence among artists in certain music genres, and the impact--detrimental or otherwise--heroin has on musicians' playing, creativity, and careers."--Page [4] of cover.
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