EDITORIAL REVIEWS
November 1976, during a concert he gave in Nantes, Johnny paid an impromptu visit to Jean-Claude, his army comrade. These three days that they will spend together, somewhere in Anjou and Vendée, resemble an enchanted parenthesis in the hectic and exhausting life of the singer then at the height of his glory. A brief stay made up of ordinary moments, intimate discussions and a trip to the sea during which he will gradually regain his clothes of light. Johnny's Walk is the story of a star who, for a few hours, came to taste normalcy and calm. Before resuming the course of his tour and his rock'n'roll life. Bruno Putzulu brings this story to life in a realistic and intimate way. It resonates with his friendship with Johnny.