Cheryl Garrett, former editor of *The Face*, discusses her pivotal role in transforming the magazine from an 80s style publication into a 90s street-reporting icon. She recounts the chaotic creation of the iconic Kate Moss "Summer of Love" cover and the intense legal battle with Jason Donovan, which nearly bankrupted the title. The episode also covers the magazine's integrity in youth culture, including a dispute with Suede over a quote, and highlights how Garrett balanced high-profile stars with grassroots coverage of clubs, art, and social issues.
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