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“My country might be in shambles right now, but I’m the king of these shambles”: The Wanton Bishops’ Nader Mansour on the beauty of Beirut

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“My country might be in shambles right now, but I’m the king of these shambles”: The Wanton Bishops’ Nader Mansour on the beauty of Beirut

Lebanese rocker Nader Mansour on giving up screaming, dating wild women and the insecurity of musicians

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