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Londoner’s Diary: Music is loaded against the working class, says Gillespie
PRIMAL SCREAM’S Bobby Gillespie tells us the music industry is more impenetrable for working-class kids than ever before. “Things have gone backwards from when I was younger,” says Gillespie, who grew up in a single room with his family in Glasgow, before going on to record a string of hit albums, including the Mercury Prize-winning Screamadelica. “The music industry has always been run by public school boys,” he says.
