Patti Smith Tribute, With Bruce Springsteen, Scarlett Johansson, Michael Stipe, Karen O and Patti Herself, Lights Up Carnegie Hall: Concert Review
- A tribute concert at Carnegie Hall featured performances from various artists, including Bruce Springsteen and Scarlett Johansson, celebrating Patti Smith's impact on music and poetry.
- Patti Smith performed heartfelt renditions of her songs, including 'People Have the Power' and 'Peaceable Kingdom', showcasing their relevance today.
- The concert raised nearly $2 million for music education in schools, according to concert producer Michael Dorf, who has organized similar events for 20 years.
- Scarlett Johansson's emotional reading of Smith's poem 'Dear Robert' received significant praise during the event.
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Patti Smith Tribute, With Bruce Springsteen, Scarlett Johansson, Michael Stipe, Karen O and Patti Herself, Lights Up Carnegie Hall: Concert Review
Appropriately enough, Wednesday night’s benefit tribute concert at New York’s Carnegie Hall in honor of pioneering musician, author and icon Patti Smith began with a poem. Not just any poem: It was the first one she set to music, “Piss Factory,” recorded in 1974 at Electric Lady Studios, 50 blocks downtown from Carnegie Hall, and released as the B-side of her first single. It was delivered by the National’s Matt Berninger, who nervously stalke…


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