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Born in England to Irish parents, MacGowan emerged from London’s punk scene to found The Pogues, who melded Irish folk and rock ’n’ roll into a unique, intoxicating blend.
Darragh McColgan from Dublin said MacGowan was a genius.
It was originally written by MacGowan with fellow Pogues founder Jem Finer.
MacGowan is in legendary form on this top-tier pub rocker, which is reportedly based on a bar his uncle owned in East London.
MacGowan was even photographed at an early Clash concert, passionately kissing his girlfriend, Jane Crockford, who was the bass player for the all-girl band The Mo-dettes.
Shane MacGowan discusses his song 'Fairytale of New York'
The priest called MacGowan “a poet, lyricist, singer, trailblazer” whose “raw, vibrant, energetic, earthy soul-filled expression gave us hope and heart and hankering”.