Sex Pistols memorabilia to be burned in London

The son of the representative of the Sex Pistols in London on Saturday burn his collection of memories of legendary band pa protest at exhibitions in museums, galleries and libraries on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of punk.

British Joe Corre, son of the representative of the Sex Pistols Malcolm Mclaren, fears that the moovimiento Punk is assimilated by the establishment. "In the 70s people hated the punks, was the number one enemy. When I was little older men I spit in the face because I dressed like one, "said Corré to the UK music magazine in force since 1952" NME ".

A test disc was burned earlier this week after he allegedly did not reach the expected figure of one million pounds (1.25 million dollars) at a charity auction on Ebay.

The collection catch fire Saturday is valued at five million elibras d, according Corré.