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Trouser Press
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Article title: The Police Act Responsible
Artist or band featured: The Police
Year: 1979
Month: December
Country (or countries) of publication: USA
Language(s): English
Author/interviewer: Jon Young
Length of feature: 4 pages + cover + Reggatta ad + Sting pic in Quadrophenia LP review

In December 1979, The Police were featured in Trouser Press.

Summary

The magazine's article is based on the band's 1979-09-27 and 1979-09-28 press conferences in New York.

Quotes and noteworthy content

Stewart Copeland about singing On Any Other Day: "I've been heavily influenced by Klark Kent. It's very difficult when you're in contact with him not to adopt a lot of his style."

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