Rolling Stone sent a writer to tag after the ever-troubled Amy Winehouse earlier this month, and after an early-morning vigil outside the singer's door, Claire Hoffman was invited inside, where she was greeted by the news of Winehouse's
racist singalong, along with "discarded bags of potato chips, crumpled nuggets of tinfoil, beer bottles, lingerie boxes and scattered old credit cards."
"Up All Night With Amy Winehouse" is full of grimy details on Winehouse's current existence, with the phrase "black resin" being used to describe the lining of her fingernails twice. But in some heartening news, it
does actually have Winehouse discussing how she'd like to proceed with her next record, although some of those plans are communicated via hip-shakes and finger-wiggles.
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