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The Police Drummer Recalls Thinking 'Roxanne' Was a 'Throwaway

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Stewart Copeland, drummer for the Police, opened up about the origin of "Roxanne" in a interview on 'The Bob Lefsetz Podcast.'

STEWART COPELAND FAN CLUB, probably early 1979

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