Instruct: Classify a review as either positive or negative.
Query: Awful, simply awful -- full of errors and bad analysis

Simply one of the worst JG books around. I was astonished at the number of factual errors, misidentified photos and strange and often unsubstantiated analysis. Up until now, I had respected Morley as a Theater Critic, but if this is the level of his work, he will now go unread. The text is dreerily written and fails to offer any original insight into JG's life, career or psyche. Clearly, the writers just needed a check, so they slapped this junk out. For anyone looking for a solid book on JG, I recommend both Christopher Finch's RAINBOW and John Fricke's JG: The World's Greatest Entertainer. Between the two, you'll get the best sense of the talent, the person and the persona. The publisher and editor of this junk should be truly ashamed.