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| Dolls showing their staying power (Boston Globe) |
| He's called Paul Drink-and-Wet Bath Baby, and he's sold with a blanket, bottle, toilet and pacifier. There isn't anything particularly high-tech or fancy about Paul, but 5-year-old Margo seems pretty sure she can't live without him. |
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| Music Review: New York Dolls - Live At The Filmore East (Blogcritics.org) |
| They may not be the same names as they were thirty years ago, but they're still New York Dolls. Once upon a time in a city called New York a band called the New York Dolls were born. They played rock and roll music with attitude and energy, and made The Rolling Stones look tame. Unfortunately they were very young and self-imploded after a few years. Yet their influence on those who came after ... |
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