AMY WINEHOUSE was added to the notorious 27 Club on 23rd July 2011, joining other music icons such as Kurt Cobain, Jimmy Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Brian Jones and Jim Morrison, who all died tragically—and in many cases mysteriously—at the young age of 27.
What’s even more tragic, is that she only released two albums, and didn’t live long enough to mature into the true accomplished musician she clearly could have become.
The documentary—The Girl Done Good—is a fitting tribute. It’s a review of her music and career to date. Drawing on rare and classic performances, exclusive interviews, lengthy contributions from friends, colleagues, journalists and experts, and a host of other features, here is a unique insight into the music, career and life of a cultural icon.
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