This is a song about Chrissie Hynde's friendship with John McEnroe , as per the segment below . I think she let him up on stage with his guitar (at least once if I've got the story right).
Cheers,
James
"Don’t Get Me Wrong
By RICHIE UNTERBERGER
"A lively, throbbing, insistent beat paced Chrissie Hynde's declaration of the thrilling sensations she felt when in someone's proximity, glowing interwoven guitar and keyboard riffs mirroring her mood. While it seemed on the surface to be a love song, if a somewhat indirect one, Hynde said that she had tennis star John McEnroe in mind when she wrote it. "He was always getting in trouble in those days, but was such a nice guy when you got to know him," she reflected. "I imagined him singing it."
This is a song about Chrissie Hynde's friendship with John McEnroe , as per the segment below . I think she let him up on stage with his guitar (at least once if I've got the story right).
Cheers, James
"Don’t Get Me Wrong By RICHIE UNTERBERGER
"A lively, throbbing, insistent beat paced Chrissie Hynde's declaration of the thrilling sensations she felt when in someone's proximity, glowing interwoven guitar and keyboard riffs mirroring her mood. While it seemed on the surface to be a love song, if a somewhat indirect one, Hynde said that she had tennis star John McEnroe in mind when she wrote it. "He was always getting in trouble in those days, but was such a nice guy when you got to know him," she reflected. "I imagined him singing it."