Dua Lipa spent last night in New York City doing a special live interview for her Service95 Book Club, and the evening became a warm and inspiring moment for fans of music and storytelling. The interview took place at the Chelsea Hotel, a historic place known for its connection to artists and writers.
In this event, Dua sat down with her friend, writer and producer Mark Ronson, to talk about his new memoir Night People: How To Be A DJ in ’90s New York City. This book is the official January read for the Service95 Book Club. The photo shows Dua and Ronson on stage, holding microphones and books, with the Service95 logo shining behind them. The warm lights and simple setup created an intimate and relaxed feeling.
During the conversation, Ronson shared real stories about New York’s 1990s club scene and how he learned to become a DJ during that time. Dua asked clear, thoughtful questions that helped the audience understand the journey behind the book. Her easy style of interviewing made the whole discussion feel natural and enjoyable.
Dua thanked everyone who attended the event and also those who could not be there. She said she cannot wait for fans to listen and watch this episode soon on Service95.
This evening once again showed that Dua is not only a global pop star but also someone who loves books, deep conversations, and the creative world behind music. With Service95, she continues to bring new voices, fresh stories, and meaningful ideas to her global audience.
More details about this episode will be shared soon on Service95, so fans should keep an eye out for the release.
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