Roy Gurvitz, creator of Lost Vagueness. Part two, early days of Glastonbury

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Roy Gurvitz, creator of Lost Vagueness. Part two, early days of Glastonbury

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Roy Gurvitz, creator of Lost Vagueness. Part two, early days of Glastonbury

Please share this episode with a friend if you enjoy the show. We are joined by Roy Gurvitz, creator of Lost Vagueness, the iconic corner of Glastonbury Festival that was credited with saving the festival itself in the early 2000s by re-inventing how audiences interact with performers. We pick up when he started to combine selling wine with putting on music. And soon after how he found himself in the south east corner of Glastonbury, before there was a south east corner and we discuss the bir...