NYC-ARTS Profile: Sting talks about "The Last Ship"...

February 14, 2014

After a decade-long hiatus from songwriting, superstar Sting talks to Paula Zahn about his creative process for “The Last Ship,” his Broadway-bound musical. Sting recently previewed his score for the show with the release of his latest album, as well as with an intimate concert at New York City’s Public Theater. This concert will be featured on GREAT PERFORMANCES on February 21.

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posted by marie4u
marie4u
When the police arrived in LA they come to Denny's on Sunset Blvd.-I know this evening because I was the waitress with an attitude-When Sting spoke the heavens parted and there was no doubt he was to become successful. I love that he gives back and is a great example of a human being.
posted by pangea
Brilliant interview...
I love how he handled this interview, great job by both...
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