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Born Thomas Miller, Verlaine (who adopted his last name from the French poet Paul Verlaine), was high school classmates with fellow punk icon Richard Hell, with whom he formed his early bands.
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Born Thomas Miller, Verlaine (who adopted his last name from the French poet Paul Verlaine), was high school classmates with fellow punk icon Richard Hell, with whom he formed his early bands.
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In 1981, Mr. Verlaine told Rolling Stone: “I recently realized that Television has influenced a lot of English bands.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/28/arts/music/tom-verlaine-dead.html
Tom Verlaine of Television performs in Toronto, 2019.
Verlaine loved to use double entendres to make his observations of Manhattan less opaque.
Source: https://www.pastemagazine.com/music/television/remembering-tom-verlaine-of-television/
Verlaine was known for his jagged guitar playing style involving heavy vibrato and distortion and off-kilter lyrics.
Source: https://www.wjct.org/jme/2023/01/tom-verlaine-obituary/