Marianne Faithfull LIVED Homeless for 2 Years, This Is How She Came Back
At seventeen, Marianne Faithfull walked into a London party and walked out a star. The Rolling Stones' manager decided her future in a single glance, and Mick Jagger and Keith Richards wrote her first hit. Then the fairytale collapsed — heroin, anorexia, lost custody of her son, and two years sleeping on a wall in Soho. But this is not a story about a woman who broke. It is the story of a woman who came back with a voice the world had never heard before, and built a second career on the wreckage of the first. In this video, I reveal how Marianne Faithfull survived the Rolling Stones, the streets, and the record industry — and turned the ruin of her own voice into a masterpiece. This is the story you've never heard. #WomenOfRock #MarianneFaithfull #RollingStones #BrokenEnglish #RockHistory

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