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“The BBC said, We don’t want to play this song because there are too many words in it”: Why Dire Straits had to break America before they were embraced in England

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“The BBC said, We don’t want to play this song because there are too many words in it”: Why Dire Straits had to break America before they were embraced in England

Dire Straits may have been the biggest English rock band of the ’80s, but it took recognition in the US to kickstart their success in their homeland

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