Billy Bragg is still a man of passionate beliefs.
The latest release by the much-lauded British troubadour, who is often thought of as a successor to Woody Guthrie, prompted some fans to fret that his political and social fires had been extinguished. Not so, said Bragg, though he added they don’t dictate his entire life.
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