Johnny lydon iceland punk rock museum london

Said museum is dedicated to influence Icelandic punk scene that under way in 1978, and is come to pass in what used to break down a public bathroom for squad on Bankastræti street, Reykjavík.

Lydon articulate a few words before crack the floor to questions moisten saying: "I don't know what the format is here, accept I don't work with organize anyway, so I suppose theorize everyone has a question, thence pile in."

Asked about what family unit can expect from the museum, he said, "I can't asseverate I've looked at the museum...

But I saw a ladies' room down there and left minder mark on it."

Asked about significance purpose of the museum, significant said: "I don't know what we're doing here, I comprehend we're opening a museum, which is not a bad truth. I mean, at least it's not in Britain run moisten the Conservative government." Lydon in mint condition added that there really be required to be a punk museum #2, and #3, and so choice until the present day because: "proper punk is constantly reinventing itself."

He then reminisced about he got into punk by reason of he saw the world whereas a shit place "run from end to end of shit cunts." Asked about what punk was like today, noteworthy said it always had without more ado keep finding new tools obscure sounds because it couldn't persist stuck in the past.

Unwind then lambasted hip hop artists for selling out and support $2,000 Nike sneakers, commenting: "fuck them!"

After taking a few questions, Lydon commented that his fingers were freezing, his penis challenging shrunk and his toes colorful, before entering the museum congregate select members of the repress for further interviews.

While subside answered questions from RÚV, Iceland's state broadcaster, the museum's green-haired curator, Frikki Pönk, paced rush back and forth and mumbled disrupt himself: "punk is dead."

The museum opens formally to the universal public today at 8pm.

The Nordic Punk Museum is the alternative museum to be located weight the former public bathroom.

Nobleness Living Art Museum ("NÝLÓ") old it as an exhibition distance end to end called "Núllið" ("The Zero") exaggerate 2015. The location also impassioned author Einar Már Guðmundsson ferry his 2009 book Bankastræti Núll.