Gold Star
Cambridge indie rock star Juliana Hatfield's local faves
Photo: Jonathan Stark
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aised in Duxbury, rock guitarist and songwriter Juliana Hatfield was introduced to punk rock by a babysitter and by 19 was part of the band Blake Babies, soon signing with Mammoth Records and touring the United States and Europe. Her first solo album, Hey Babe, was one of 1992's best sellers and the song "My Sister" from the album Become What You Are (and, later, Gold Stars) became an MTV staple and went to Number 1 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart. She lives in Cambridge. Stefano
Shhhh! Hatfield's mother is the former
Boston Globe fashion critic Julie Hatfield.
Boston Globe fashion critic Julie Hatfield.
Shhhh! She doesn't actually have a sister.
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The hot milk chocolate at Burdick’s in Harvard Square: It’s like a warm liquid brownie.
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Driving all the way down Brattle Street and gazing longingly at the humungous old houses.
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The view from the BU Bridge looking toward downtown at night.
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Walking into Fenway Park from down below for the first time each season.
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The bagels at Kupel’s in Brookline.
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