
Morrissey is trying to sell David Bowie and Lou Reed albums with his own signature at US shows
Morrissey has signed some albums by David Bowie, Lou Reed, and more to sell at his own shows in the US.
The former Smiths frontman has resorted to signing his own name on albums by Lou Reed, David Bowie, Patti Smith, and Iggy & The Stooges to sell at his shows during his US tour.
Louder Than War shared an image of Morrissey's bizarre merch stand this morning, revealing that his own signed albums are being sold for $200, while other albums by Bowie, Reed, Smith, and others are being sold for $300 with Morrissey's signature on it...
Erm, so you can buy albums by Bowie, Lou Reed etc... but signed by Morrissey on the merch stall of his US tour.
— Sticky Heat (@wearestickyheat) October 28, 2019
It’s more expensive than an actual signed Morrissey album by the man himself pic.twitter.com/1CU5fAnS2r
Over the weekend the singer performed in LA wearing a vest that said "Fuck The Guardian".
Morrissey has been involved in quite a few battles over the past year. In May he performed on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon while sporting a For Britain badge, resulting in Merseyrail taking down posters promoting his most recent album, and a record shop in Cardiff also stopped selling his music.
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