How Robert Smith of the Cure Became Rock's Most Dogged Activist
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Robert Smith expressed his reluctance to engage in interviews, saying, 'I don't really want my head to be drawn back into this idea that I'm Robert Smith of the Cure,' highlighting his desire to step back from public persona.
At 65, Robert Smith remains iconic, adorned in black with distinctive makeup and hair. His past as the 'dandy prince of the alternative scene' continues to influence.
Trent Reznor praised Smith's creativity when the Cure was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, stating he created 'a completely self-contained world with its own sound, its own look, its own vibe.'
The Cure's new album, 'Songs of a Lost World,' is their first release in 16 years, showcasing their continued influence over alternative music generations.
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