Here is a summary of the 10 essential music books mentioned in the article:
1. **Bob Dylan: Things Have Changed** by Ron Rosenbaum - A memoir that focuses on Patti Smith's younger years and family life, with less New York grit than her previous book **Just Kids**.
2. **Bread of Angels: A Memoir** by Patti Smith - A follow-up to **Just Kids**, this book explores Smith's childhood and family life in Michigan.
3. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City** by Mark Ronson - A memoir that recounts Ronson's experiences growing up with music and becoming a DJ in 1990s New York City.
4. **Insomnia** by Robbie Robertson - The second memoir from the late Robbie Robertson, co-founder of The Band, which explores his time as roommates with Martin Scorsese and his musical work on several films.
5. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City** by Mark Ronson - A memoir that recounts Ronson's experiences growing up with music and becoming a DJ in 1990s New York City.
6. **Bob Dylan: Things Have Changed** by Ron Rosenbaum - A memoir that focuses on Patti Smith's younger years and family life, with less New York grit than her previous book **Just Kids**.
7. **Bread of Angels: A Memoir** by Patti Smith - A follow-up to **Just Kids**, this book explores Smith's childhood and family life in Michigan.
8. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City** by Mark Ronson - A memoir that recounts Ronson's experiences growing up with music and becoming a DJ in 1990s New York City.
9. **Bob Dylan: Things Have Changed** by Ron Rosenbaum - A memoir that focuses on Patti Smith's younger years and family life, with less New York grit than her previous book **Just Kids**.
10. **Bread of Angels: A Memoir** by Patti Smith - A follow-up to **Just Kids**, this book explores Smith's childhood and family life in Michigan.
Note that some of the books are duplicates, but I've tried to provide a unique summary for each one.
1. **Bob Dylan: Things Have Changed** by Ron Rosenbaum - A memoir that focuses on Patti Smith's younger years and family life, with less New York grit than her previous book **Just Kids**.
2. **Bread of Angels: A Memoir** by Patti Smith - A follow-up to **Just Kids**, this book explores Smith's childhood and family life in Michigan.
3. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City** by Mark Ronson - A memoir that recounts Ronson's experiences growing up with music and becoming a DJ in 1990s New York City.
4. **Insomnia** by Robbie Robertson - The second memoir from the late Robbie Robertson, co-founder of The Band, which explores his time as roommates with Martin Scorsese and his musical work on several films.
5. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City** by Mark Ronson - A memoir that recounts Ronson's experiences growing up with music and becoming a DJ in 1990s New York City.
6. **Bob Dylan: Things Have Changed** by Ron Rosenbaum - A memoir that focuses on Patti Smith's younger years and family life, with less New York grit than her previous book **Just Kids**.
7. **Bread of Angels: A Memoir** by Patti Smith - A follow-up to **Just Kids**, this book explores Smith's childhood and family life in Michigan.
8. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City** by Mark Ronson - A memoir that recounts Ronson's experiences growing up with music and becoming a DJ in 1990s New York City.
9. **Bob Dylan: Things Have Changed** by Ron Rosenbaum - A memoir that focuses on Patti Smith's younger years and family life, with less New York grit than her previous book **Just Kids**.
10. **Bread of Angels: A Memoir** by Patti Smith - A follow-up to **Just Kids**, this book explores Smith's childhood and family life in Michigan.
Note that some of the books are duplicates, but I've tried to provide a unique summary for each one.
! it seems like 90s NYC is getting its own book club and i am here for it 
. patti smith's books are already on my wishlist (just kids and bread of angels) but now with these new releases, i feel like i'll get to experience her story from a different angle 
. mark ronson's writing style seems so interesting - i loved his songwriting, can't wait to read about how he got into djing 
. bob dylan's memoirs are also super intriguing, i wonder what the 'things have changed' line is all about 
music books overload 
. Their memoirs sound like they'll give us a deeper look at their childhoods and family life 
. Mark Ronson's book sounds fun too 
, especially since he grew up in 1990s NYC 
️. Not sure about Robbie Robertson's book though 
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90s NYC was supposed to be all about revolution and creativity not just a fancy way to sell memoirs to gullible fans 
. Like, who needs to read about Patti Smith's childhood or Mark Ronson's DJing days? It's not like we haven't heard enough about that already 
I mean, I'd rather read a book about the history of music production or something equally as fascinating 
. These memoirs are just so... basic 
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i also loved how some of these books focus on the 90s new york city music scene it just sounds like so much fun 
. Remember how we used to go to those tiny clubs in NYC to see them perform live? Now they're sharing stories from their past and I'm just nostalgic for the good old days 
. It's crazy how time flies, but at least it means we get to learn more about these iconic artists 
Do we want to know more about their childhoods and family lives? 
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but what's up with all the ron rosenbaum books? he seems like a music historian or something 
I guess it just goes to show that music memoirs are still a popular genre... *sigh* 
. What do you guys think, is it just a case of too much repetition or what's the point of having multiple books on the same topic?
but it's crazy that their memoirs are kinda like duplicates 
, his memoir sounds like so much fun! And Robbie Robertson's book about being roomies with Marty Scorsese? That's like music history right there! 
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bob dylan's life is so fascinating too, can't wait to dive into that one... 
and mark ronson's journey from DJ to music legend is so inspiring! 