Marley home ‘inspiring, cheesy’
Marley home ‘inspiring, cheesy’
A visit to the Jamaica birthplace of reggae megastar Bob Marley includes traversing a narrow potholed road, a store with over-the-top T-shirts — and the odour of ganja. A rattling pickup truck honks and squeezes by us on a type of road Jamaicans aptly named a “one-lane two-way.” “Head gown. Head no good!” my companion, Paul Norman, says, chuckling and gesturing toward the red dust kicked up by the swerving car.