Johnny Borrell: Tracks On 'Up All Night' Were About The Libertines

NME 2022-02-09

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Johnny Borrell tells the story of 'Don't Go Back To Dalston' from Razorlight's debut album 'Up All Night' and answers to the speculation that the song's about Pete Doherty.
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