Francoise hardy where is she now

She is the face of s French pop. By Roland Flamini. Share on facebook. Share on twitter. Share on linkedin. Share on pinterest. Share on whatsapp. Share on email. When her first lover, a photographer, was on an assignment, she was convinced he would fall in love with the woman he was photographing… And so it goes on throughout most of this candid, articulate, but mildly exasperating autobiography.

Roland Flamini. Lafayette, the Great Mediator. Guy Sorman. Carla Peyrat. However, this is not what spoils her daily life the most … The seventy-six-year-old singer is handicapped by many side effects: "Deprived of saliva for three years by forty-five radiotherapy sessions, I constantly have respiratory distress, attacks of choking and suffocation, not to mention nasal hemorrhages … I am not afraid of dying but I am very afraid of suffering ", she confided.

Even worse than the physical suffering, that of losing those who illuminate your life: "Fear of the suffering of having to separate myself from the two beings I love the most in the world, Thomas and his father". During this long interview, Francoise Hardy timidly evokes the end of his life. If she is not afraid of dying, she regrets not being able to choose the moment of her death: "When my condition becomes even more unbearable, I will, unfortunately, not have the relief of knowing that I can be euthanized.

View Iframe URL. She cross-pollinated her sound with British producers and began recording full albums in French and English. Bob Dylan wrote a poem for her and placed it on the jacket of his fourth album. One million people signed a virtual book of condolences on Facebook — prematurely. I just talked to her on the phone. All is not great for her… She had a problem closing her fridge.

She was the only foreign pop star, other than Americans, to invade the British music charts in the midst of Beatlemania and Stonesfrenzy. In the early s, you never — more is the pity — got to see Johnny Hallyday, the greatest of all French rockers, on Top of the Pops or Ready Steady Go. She fascinated the young David Bowie. Bob Dylan wrote a poem about her. Hardy went on to record 30 albums, sell 7.