CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Adam Wurtzel spoke with David Junk and Fred Bronson, the authors of the new book “Rockin’ the Kremlin.”
David Junk was Universal Music Russia’s first CEO, when the Soviet Union collapsed. He not only discovered new talent, but also brought the music of artists like Bon Jovi, Metallica, Sting and Mariah Carey to the country. Fred Bronson, a longtime Billboard journalist who has written several books, including ones about The Jacksons, American Bandstand and The Sound of Music, co-authored the project.
“Rockin’ the Kremlin” is out now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and wherever you buy your favorite books.