The generously illustrated inside account of how Bryan Ferry invented the legendary rock band Roxy Music, by "perhaps the most accomplished writer of his generation" ( GQ ). In 1972 an English rock band released its first album to instant critical acclaim: Roxy Music . Here was a group that looked as though it came not only from another era, but also from another planet--a band in which art, fashion, and music would combine to create, in Bryan Ferry's words, "above all, a state of mind." Written with the assistance, for the first time, of all those involved, including Bryan Ferry, Brian Eno, Andy Mackay, and Phil Manzanera, Re-Make/Re-Model tells how Pop Art, the 1960s underground, and Swinging London were transformed into a unique sound and look--theatrical, arch, literate, clever, sexy, thrilling. In the tradition of Jean Stein and George Plimpton's Edie , Re-Make/Re-Model is the story of extraordinary individuals and exceptional creativity--and nothing less than the history of an era in music and pop culture.