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Wonderful Tonight: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Me Paperback – May 27, 2008

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Pattie Boyd, former wife of both George Harrison and Eric Clapton, finally breaks a forty-year silence and tells the story of how she found herself bound to two of the most addictive, promiscuous musical geniuses of the twentieth century and became the most legendary muse in the history of rock and roll. The woman who inspired Harrison’s song “Something” and Clapton’s anthem “Layla,” Pattie Boyd has written a book that is rich and raw, funny and heartbreaking—and totally honest.
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"[T]he appeal of Wonderful Tonight is as self-evident as the seemingly simple but brash opening chord of 'A Hard Day’s Night'… a charming, lively and seductive book, and like all good memoirs it also works as a cultural history… The prose is clear and unpretentious, and although she writes candidly about the pain her husbands ’ infidelities caused her…this isn’t a bitter tell-all. There’s an aura of sweetness around Boyd’s approach."
New York Times Book Review

“A scrumptious memoir…There is exactly one big question for Ms. Boyd to answer here: What made her leave Mr. Harrison for Mr. Clapton, her husband’s close friend? To its credit the book answers that question plausibly and fully.”
The New York Times

"They say if you can remember the '60s, you weren't really there. Well, Pattie Boyd was there, and she remembers it all." Wonderful Tonight "is a unique gospel of a turbulent time by someone who was in the very eye of the rock 'n' roll hurricane."
Sydney Morning Herald

"Pattie Boyd married two Sixties legends and inspired three of the era's greatest love songs, but life was far from glamorous. The ex-wife of George Harrison and Eric Clapton speaks out in this compelling autobiography."
The London Sunday Times

"There are so many wonderful stories in Pattie Boyd's life: Falling in love with a Beatle. Falling in love with another famous rock star, Eric Clapton, and being serenaded with 'Wonderful Tonight' . . . "But there is much that is excruciating in her life story." Boyd "was taught by her parents that she didn't deserve to be loved; she was told by her husbands that she wasn't worth very much, but here she is: not dead, not on drugs, not an alcoholic, but a survivor."
London Daily Mail

“Will thrill classic-rock buffs with a taste for scandal.”
Entertainment Weekly

“Boyd finally answers some of those questions [about George Harrison and Eric Clapton]–but on her own terms.”
—USA Today

“Sixties model Pattie Boyd opens up about her rocky relationships with two of music’s most famed performers.”
—Harper’s Bazaar

About the Author

PATTIE BOYD is an acclaimed photographer whose exhibition Through the Eyes of a Muse recently toured two continents. She lives in West Sussex, England.

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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Crown; First Edition (May 27, 2008)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Paperback ‏ : ‎ 336 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0307407837
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0307407832
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.31 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.16 x 0.72 x 7.94 inches
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Customers find the book engaging and interesting, with an honest depiction of an interesting time. They describe the story as good, especially for music lovers. Readers praise the author's personality as sweet and classy. They appreciate the amazing imagery of the sixties and the Beatles inside track. However, some feel the pacing is too slow at times and jumps back and forth in time.

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Customers enjoy the book's readability. They find it interesting, enjoyable, and educational. The book is described as well-written and special.

"...This is a book worth reading if you’re interested in the life of the rich and famous, but don’t expect to read about joyful and wonderful things...." Read more

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"...I found it interesting. But it left me wondering why she ever married Eric Clapton...." Read more

"...Cynthia's book on John was good, but that turned out to be about someone that John left behind in the early 60's and not the man he became with Yoko..." Read more

225 customers mention "Insight"186 positive39 negative

Customers find the book an interesting and sweet recount of Pattie Boyd's life. They appreciate the honest and forthright portrayal of the times. The book takes them back to those times and is a fascinating read for anyone interested in rock.

"...I found myself very sympathetic to her throughout the first half of the book. Boyd had a rough childhood...." Read more

"...It gave me a whole new perspective of him, as well as Pattie and Eric Clapton. She drops a lot of names, and sometimes I lost track of who was who...." Read more

"...A series of highs and lows but due to the fascinating people, the highs were much higher. Unfortunately, the lows were much lower...." Read more

"...Elevation as effacement. The sketch of the 1960s is understandable and some of the comments—e.g. that the effects of all the drugs were unclear then—..." Read more

161 customers mention "Story quality"124 positive37 negative

Customers enjoy the story. They find it entertaining and well-written, especially for music lovers. The book provides insights into how the songs were written and the creative process.

"...from the book that says: “Being the muse of two such extraordinarily creative musicians, and having such beautiful and powerful love songs written..." Read more

"...The most interesting, fun and complete part of the book is the first half dealing with Pattie's early life, her modeling career and her marriage to..." Read more

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Customers enjoy the book's personality. They find it interesting and praise the author as a classy, pure-hearted woman. The book provides an insight into the author's life and experiences.

"Pattie Boyd was probably one of the most beautiful rock women during her 60s heyday...." Read more

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"So here is this lovely woman whom you'd think had it all. But her life isn't really so unusual except for the men to whom she was married...." Read more

"...I was just a kid, but loved hearing and reading about these fantastic girls and seeing thier pictures...." Read more

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Customers enjoy the book's beauty. They find it fascinating and well-written, describing the author as beautiful inside and out, with a unique perspective that draws them in. The book paints a vivid picture of the 1960s and the Beatles' inner circle. Readers appreciate the author's style and appearance, describing her as well-dressed and having the perfect body style of the era.

"...I think she has painted a wonderful picture of the sixties and the Beatles' inside track...." Read more

"...It's amazing they were able to create music that is so, so appealing." Read more

"...She did have the perfect body style of the age: long skinny legs, long skinny arms, small narrow torso...." Read more

"...Anticipation heightened when it arrived from Amazon: An attractive hardcover, well-made, high-quality all around...Or so I thought until reading..." Read more

219 customers mention "Writing quality"137 positive82 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the writing quality. Some find it well-written, easy to read, and understandable. Others feel it lacks detail and insight.

"...But Pattie's narrative is at one accessible and understandable, with just enough insight to make George more of a real person. Does she tell all? NO!..." Read more

"...It's hard to read this book along with Clapton's recent biography where he seems much less affected by the entire breakup and unremorseful for his..." Read more

"...I found it very detailed on certain superficial issues, but suspiciously flippant and vague on other more weighty topics...." Read more

"...Well written and fast paced, if you like stories about Rock n Roll, the 60's and the musical genuises that populated that era, I highly recommed..." Read more

44 customers mention "Emotion level"15 positive29 negative

Customers have different views on the book's emotional content. Some find it heartbreaking and sad, with a beautiful tragic tale. Others feel it lacks emotion and intimacy, leaving them depressed or unmoved after reading.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023
    My used copy came in excellent condition and I was happy to finally read it.

    <b>Sad and Interesting Life</b>

    Pattie Boyd by her own admission, led an interesting life. She was the muse for two very talented and famous musicians that ultimately took its toll on her.

    In an excerpt from the book that says: “Being the muse of two such extraordinarily creative musicians, and having such beautiful and powerful love songs written about me, was enormously flattering, but it put the most tremendous pressure on me to be the amazing person they must have thought I was- and secretly knew I wasn’t. I felt I had to be flawless, serene, someone who understood every situation, who made no demands, but was there to fulfill every fantasy; and that someone with not much of a voice.”

    This book was both fascinating and sad, and I could see where the young woman was caught up in the world of rock ‘n’ roll and lost to it, and the men who played it. I can see where she lost herself, and tolerated a great deal more than someone with what she had to offer should have. When George Harrison started to lose interest, and she was courted by Eric Clapton, she could see that Eric was an alcoholic. Yet she succumbed to his romantic advances, when instead, she should’ve simply left Harrison and decided whether or not her marriage should’ve continued.

    This is a book worth reading if you’re interested in the life of the rich and famous, but don’t expect to read about joyful and wonderful things. The rich and famous suffer, sadness and setbacks, the same as everybody else, and in fact possibly more. This was a five star read, but not the romance I expected. Pattie was ultimately just another woman in the shadows of the men she lived with.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2010
    Pattie Boyd was probably one of the most beautiful rock women during her 60s heyday. She snagged a Beatle after only one meeting on a movie set, inspired Clapton to create the anthem "Layla" and was the avowed idol of many a young girl. Yet her book, in contrast to some of the other "rock wife" and "rock groupie" books out there, is noticeably devoid of ego, or bitterness towards the famous men who let her down. At times she comes off as almost self-effacing to the degree that you'd just like to tell her, "Pattie! Wake up and realize you're awesome!"

    Even though I'd read many Beatles books in the past, I hadn't realized the degree to which Pattie was a cipher in those books. (By contrast, some of them contain Yoko Ono's entire life history pre-Lennon.) It turns out Pattie had a very interesting childhood, having been raised in a poor and somewhat dysfunctional family in Africa. Eventually, pre-teen Pattie moves to England and starts a modeling career just as the Beatles are hitting the big time. She meets George and has a fairy-tale romance ending in marriage. Unfortunately, George ends up cheating on her - with Ringo's wife Maureen of all people (I had also never heard this story before). When George isn't cheating he's distancing himself to concentrate on his meditation or inviting meditation groups to come live in his and Pattie's house. Living with this type of stress, it's easy to see why Pattie eventually succumbed to the repeated and persistent advances of George's friend Eric Clapton, who claimed that her initial rejection of him led him into years of heroin addiction.

    After Pattie marries Eric, his addictions and erratic behaviors disturb any peace she might have hoped for. This section of the book seems choppy and less complete than Pattie's recounting of her life with George, and you sense something else may be lurking below the surface of Eric and Pattie's troubled relationship. (It is rumored that she left his worst excesses, such as physical abuse, out of the book.) Eric seems not so much heartless as just not emotionally sensitive enough to have a decent relationship. For example, he fathers children outside the marriage even though Pattie has desperately tried, and failed, to have a child of her own and she is devastated by it. By the time the book gets to the end of the Pattie and Eric story, Pattie, for all her money and her exciting life, truly seems beaten down and victimized, emotionally if not also physically. It's hard to read this book along with Clapton's recent biography where he seems much less affected by the entire breakup and unremorseful for his extramarital affairs.

    The end of the book has Pattie getting her life together with the help of her friends, achieving some measure of inner peace, and dealing with the death of George, to whom she still feels a loving bond. By this point Pattie's life has become so rarified (jetting off to this and that exotic destination) that she seems removed from the mere mortals on earth, but her emotions still seem very human.

    The most interesting, fun and complete part of the book is the first half dealing with Pattie's early life, her modeling career and her marriage to George. The Eric sections seem very sad by comparison (as well as choppy) and I found myself really wishing, as Pattie also seems to wish at times, that she and George had gotten back together, or never broken up. My one major complaint with the book and its subject is that Pattie does seem very passive and at times like she has no life or motivation of her own - she just exists to bask in whatever love these powerful men might choose to dole out to her. Perhaps this is due to her having an unhappy childhood and then marrying one of the biggest rock stars in the world at a very young age, but I do hope she's able to grow a little bit more of an assertive spine.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2007
    Pattie Boyd is the reader on the abrdiged audiobook. She has a pleasant reading voice. In fact, she is a better reader than some of the actors who reguarly read audiobooks.

    I found myself very sympathetic to her throughout the first half of the book. Boyd had a rough childhood. It was enjoyable hearing about who she met George Harrison and their relationship. He treated her badly, having an affair with Maureen Starkey. In addition, once he started meditating, he retreated into the mediation, ignoring Boyd. By her account, Harrison treated Pattie better after he married Olivia Arias. He made a touching offer to take care of her at a point when her relationship to Eric Clapton had foundered.

    As described in this book, Eric Clapton is just despicable. Boyd says nothing positive about him. In fact, I found it hard to figure out why she was attracted to him.

    I lost all sympathy for Boyd when she decided to marry Clapton. By her own account, before she married Claption:
    1) He told her he would take heroin if she didn't have an affair with him.
    2) He had an affair with Boyd's sister and cheated on her.
    3) He was a heroin addict.
    4) He had cheated on Boyd already.

    If some one who tells you he is going to take heroin if you don't have an affair with him, run screaming in the opposite direction. This is proof that he is mentally unbalanced, willing to use emotional blackmail, and either a heroin addict or some one well on the way to that unfortunate destination.

    And once the man has cheated on you, marriage is not likely to change anything for the better.

    By her own account it appears that Boyd married Clapton simply because some friends told her do it. And that Clapton only asked her to marry him because he was trying to win a bet.

    After reading all of this, I had no interest in her whining about how Clapton broke her heart.

    And I sincerely I hope I misheard something and she did not actually refer to a house purchase for more than 300,000 pounds as a "cottage".

    If you have an interest in Pattie Boyd and her relationships with George Harrison and Eric Clapton, you'll probably enjoy the book. I found it interesting. But it left me wondering why she ever married Eric Clapton. Given her account of what happened before the marriage, this seems like a serious lapse of judgement.

    Any one with more than a passing familiarity with the Beatles' story already knew that George and Maureen had an affair. The most shocking revelation in this book is that Pattie attended Bill Wyman's 70th birthday party. My God the Stones are old!!!!
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  • Beatriz Souza
    5.0 out of 5 stars Incrível!
    Reviewed in Brazil on February 25, 2024
    Adquiri o livro da Pattie Boyd sem grandes expectativas e, curiosamente, ele chegou hoje, no dia 25 de fevereiro, coincidindo com o aniversário de George Harrison. Em poucas horas, mergulhei na leitura, sentindo como se fosse um sinal do destino haha! A narrativa é envolvente, divertida e cativante, transportando o leitor para os cenários glamorosos e excitantes que Pattie descreve com maestria.

    É fácil idealizar e reverenciar nossos ídolos como seres perfeitos, mas Pattie Boyd habilmente nos apresenta o lado humano, real e nem tão glamuroso de George e Eric Clapton, bem como o seu próprio. Para quem está na dúvida sobre adquirir o livro, eu diria: vá em frente! Cada capítulo é uma jornada fascinante por histórias e experiências verdadeiramente interessantes.
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    Reviewed in Spain on November 21, 2024
  • Natalia
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente artículo
    Reviewed in Mexico on January 9, 2020
    Viene en perfecto estado, excelente compra
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  • David McIntyre
    5.0 out of 5 stars A Fairy Tale and Greek Tragedy Combined.
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 13, 2019
    I well remember as a nine year old standing in a long line of people waiting to get into the Cinema to watch a Hard Days Night,i only liked John Wayne war films and in truth could not make head nor tail of the film,my parents took me to London,Swinging London on week long holidays throughout the mid sixties,i asked if i could have a red Palace Guard red uniform jacket,i thought i would look really cool in one of those,my dad said yes so of we went to Carnaby street,none would fit as my dad no doubt knew in advance so i never did get to dress as a Palace Guard,I remember London of that time as being just as it is in the now aging films,very sunny,very safe and very nice night or day.This era is of course sinking back into history,the first world war has gone out of living memory the second rapidly doing the same,so the age of the invention of the teenager beginning in the 1950s to the revolution of the 1960s is moving onto the history stage.The reaction to the war in Vietnam coupled to the music and movements of the era did create a true revolution one that changed the world and was perhaps overdue,enough has survived to the present day to make a difference and nothing since has had anything like the effect not even Punk Rock.Pattie Boyd is part of that history,her book begins with her childhood a mix of happy and unhappiness common to most children i suppose regardless of class or wealth,moving to her appearance in the Beatle film in school uniform with another Girl who it is hard to find anything about other than her name and catching the eye of George Harrison is amusing and well told.Accusations of gold digging do not hold water as both she and her sister were well known models of the day and part of the Swinging London set (swinging in the current age has a different meaning) her marriage to George Harrison lasted considering the stresses involved for a long time,it was a true love and George comes over as a fine man with a good heart but beset as all the Beatles were to differing levels by what had happened to them,a well known American actor has said everyone should be rich and famous for a time so they can know it is not the answer.Her story covers the love triangle between her ,George and Eric Clapton is also well covered,Eric has since said that he did not truly love her,to me a man who wrights songs about a woman as he did is most certainly in love with her,Pattie became the wife of two very creative people and this is the Fairy Tale and Greek Tragedy,Eric has told his own story very truthfully,a man who has had great success and suffered tragedy that no human being should ever have to suffer,many people see them as sort of Gods but they are just people,in reading her book i got the feeling she loved maybe still does George and Eric,perhaps having fonder memories of George,at no point does she demonise anyone nor does she put herself on a pedestal.Happily today she leads a happy life and is a renowned photographer,appearing to have no bitterness for some of the bad fortune and hurt she has endured,something she has had a fair share of and not all down to the men who chased her and chase her they did,no she looks back at her life and celebrates the times she lived through and the people she got to mix with,if the book has one fault it is not enough Photographs although the ones included are very good,i wonder if she is aware that five decades on lots of girls on line show you how to do your make up the Pattie Boyd way or just want to look like her,more than a good read it is a fascinating insight into the lives of some of the most famous people of the day and how it was a bit different to what people may have thought,a Fairy Tale,Greek Tragedy and i think told from the heart.
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  • Anna St James
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fascinating Read
    Reviewed in Australia on April 3, 2024
    An interesting read. I always loved George but not so sure now.