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August 25, 2010 Arts » Reading

Rosanne Cash keeps composure, discusses new memoir

by David Klein @if6was9thebook

Grammy-winning recording artist Rosanne Cash appeared at Meredith College on Aug. 13 to promote her new memoir, Composed. She also responded to an e-mailed set of questions from Indy contributor David Klein. In the following interview, she discusses her feelings about the…

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