18-year-old Ian Curtisyoung and a high school student with eyeliner. He just shut himself in the room and listened to David Bowie and Lou Reid. Waiting for music. For him, the lifeless town of Marklesfield in his hometown is like a silent prison, and only the gorgeous rock and roll burning in London is the antidote to indulgence of youth.
The famous band gunman's concert in Manchester in 1976 changed Curtis's life trajectory since then. Although he didn't know how to play guitar at the time, his tall figure was the best candidate for a rock vocalist. He met Bernard Sumner, Pete Hook and Stephen Morris, who had been looking for the lead singer for a long time at the concert.
Later, the band was renamed the Happy, and the agent Bobnot only worked well but also often made fun. Coupled with the frequent encounters with noble people along the way, the band has gradually become popular since then. During this period, Ian Curtis had to rehearse while working, which was very busy. As he entered the marriage hall prematurely, his feelings became hesitant. On one side was his wife Deborah Curtis, and on the other was his lover Anneke Horner.
Epilepsy hidden in the body at any time may also affect his career development. In May 1980, on the eve of the United States tour that finally started preparations, the desperate Ian Curtis hanged himself at home at the age of 23. That night, he was watching Werner Herzog's movie "Struxi's Wanderings" and listening to Iggy Pope's album "Idiots"
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