Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 6月14日 23時02分

“Those who knew #FreddieMercury in the days before #Queen, when he was known as Freddie Bulsara, describe a figure at once friendly and aloof. A flamboyant dresser even then, he had a superior air about him which antagonized a lot of people, but at the same time was an unmistakable sign that Bulsara would someday be something ‘special’... Having returned to England from India in his early teens, Bulsara spent four years at a London art college studying graphic design, at the same time singing in small, semiprofessional bands. For a while he sold antique clothes and his own paintings, among them pictures depicting Jimi Hendrix as a guitar-toting spaceman. Hendrix was his idol; Bulsara found the guitarist’s electrifying and highly visual stage presence especially impressive. ‘I scoured the countryside to see him. He really has everything a rock & roll star should have — style, presence; he didn’t have to force anything. He’d just make an entrance and the whole place would be on fire. He was living out everything I wanted to be.’” From the January 9th, 1992 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Denis O’Regan

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