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Robyn Hitchcock, 73, finds Nashville at last — and writes an album about dead English blokes

The cult British psych-rocker talks to Stewart Lee about his new Nashville record, neighbour-bothering, and why, at 73, he has finally made it in Tennessee.

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Desk note: This piece leans on a single Guardian interview and treats its framing — Hitchcock as Nashville's belated British eccentric — as the central hook rather than padding around it with biographical recap. Where the source is silent on release logistics, Monexus is silent too.

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