Remember the first rule of lazy entertainment writing: if discussing a musical act, you have to work one of the songs into the first few lines, preferably in pun form. Here's a story about Pete Townsend, of the Who:

A better line might have been "Pete Townsend intends to continue talking about His Generation, and hopes that people who get his book won't try to put it down." See? That's two lines from the original song. Or perhaps "People who had expected Townsend's bio to come out two years ago, as announced, won't get fooled again." C'mon, AP. Step it up.