In the days since Sinéad O’Connor’s death at age 56, there’s been an outpouring of appreciation for the Irish singer-songwriter’s music and her legacy. Jeffrey Brown talks with Una Mullally of The Irish Times about what made O’Connor both a revolutionary and controversial figure.
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Why Sinéad O’Connor’s Legacy Is Deeper Than Her Music For Country: United States. City: Chattanooga, Las Vegas, Louisville, St. Louis, Virginia Beach
