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Nils Stevenson
1953-2002 GB, London
Manager. Born in London 23 February 1953; died London 20 September 2002. He first came to prominence working with Malcolm McLaren and Sex Pistols in 1976 helping manage the band. He then went on to manage Siouxsie & The Banshees until 1982. Stevenson then resumed his working relationship with Malcolm McLaren, helping him create the Duck Rock album. He later managed World's Famous Supreme Team and also promoted the careers of Neneh Cherry and the dance outfit Electribe 101. In 2002 Stevenson started his own Superstonic Records label and helped the film-maker and Clash associate Don Letts assemble the Social Classics Volume 2 - Dread Meets Punk Rockers Uptown reggae collection. He also compiled an album, Punk. with a book of the same title by Stephen Colegrave and Chris Sullivan (2). He is the brother of photographer Ray Stevenson.
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