“When you consider the history of art, many of the people who did radical work were simultaneously rather bourgeois in how they chose to present themselves in life. People like Manet, Degas, Magritte. Alfred Hitchcock himself is another great example. They looked like they might be bankers. The wildness was in the work. That doesn’t strike me as odd, or a contradiction. There’s a mystery to that.” In the latest Paste Digital Cover Story, music editor Matt Mitchell sat down with Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry for a career-spanning interview. Read here: pastemagazine.com/music/brya…