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August 13, 2007

Scorsese's iPod: 'David Gray I like. I still listen to Van Morrison, of course. Dylan's new albums. Anything Clapton does. I like the White Stripes - to me, that's new'

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The Guardian’s Craig McLean talks to director Martin Scorsese about shooting the Stones:

Mean Streets owes a debt to the Stones. The actual visualisation of sequences and scenes in Mean Streets comes from a lot of their music, of living with their music and listening to it. Not just the songs I use in the film. No, it’s about the tone and the mood of their music, their attitude. The music itself.

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