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theartolater's review against another edition
4.0
Some Kindle Singles interviews are a little dull or frustrating, but there's no reason not to love Weird Al. Hardcore fans probably won't get much new information from this, but as someone who hasn't looked too hard into Weird Al's life outside of his career, there are a lot of nice little gems in here. Maybe not as "hard hitting" as some might like, and it doesn't traverse a ton of new ground, but it's Weird Al. It's in the lending library, so it was worth it for a quick read this month.
atroskity's review
3.0
It's your basic, friendly interview-there are no phenomenal discoveries. It does confirm my theory that Weird Al is a genuinely nice guy with a fierce work ethic. It probably took an hour, at most, to read. Not a bad way to pass the time, but nothing revelatory. I probably wouldn't have read it if it wasn't offered in the Kindle Unlimited program; a dollar is a bit much for a generic interview with a pop star (though I don't consider Al generic one bit).
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