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| | 25 Up: Punk's Silver Jubilee: So Tough: The Boy Behind the Sid Vicious Myth PopMatters Music Feature |
 | | Vicious was once arrested after beating Nancy in a London hotel room (which prompted McLaren to briefly throw him out of the band), and during her final phone conversation with Deborah Spungen, Nancy admitted that a number of beatings she'd claimed to have received from street thugs had actually occurred at the hands of Sid. |
 | | Nancy's mother, Deborah Spungen, recalled Sid being very polite and shy during their phone conversations, and when the pair visited the Spungens at their Philadelphia home, Sid was subdued and childlike, even letting Nancy cut his meat for him. |
 | | Shortly after being released from Riker's Island, however, Sid phoned Deborah Spungen and told her, "I don't know why I'm alive anymore, now that Nancy is gone" (Spungen, 381). |
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