Bob Seger praises Detroit’s current crop of music stars
Seger talks about his fondness for the Detroit music scene — including Jack White, Eminem and Kid Rock — in this New York Times feature.
Seger talks about his fondness for the Detroit music scene — including
Jack White, Eminem and Kid Rock — in this New York Times feature.
Excerpts from the story:
In recent years Detroit has become a key location on the rock ’n’ roll map, much as it was in Mr. Seger’s early days …
“Kid Rock reminds me so much of me,” said Mr. Seger. “He’s got the same
drive, he loves creating, loves the process. I don’t need to perform as
much as he does, though. He’s high profile, and that works for him, and
I’m more low profile, and that works for me.”
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