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John Posada // May 26, 2008 at 9:56 am |
“Sean Lennon likes instruction manuals. He didn’t always; it was something he had to learn. When the 31-year-old Manhattanite was a kid his understanding of machines was intuitive. “I was the guy that would figure it out without the manual,” Lennon says after lunch at his record label’s Fifth Avenue offices. But then a few years ago, Yuka Honda, his ex-girlfriend and former bandmate in the downtown art-funk combo Cibo Matto, turned him on to the idea of reading about how a given device works. “So I did for this sampler that I bought, and it changed my life. I realized, my god, I’ve been an idiot. One should read the manual.”