Serge Gainsbourg's home in Paris finally opens with Charlotte as guide


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French actress and singer Charlotte Gainsbourg poses prior to the opening ceremony of the 'Maison Gainsbourg', the first cultural institution dedicated to her father, late artist Serge Gainsbourg (1928-1991) at his former house in Paris. Photo: AFP

As the home of France's beloved troubadour Serge Gainsbourg finally opens to the public, it is his daughter Charlotte who acts as a very intimate guide.

Thirty-two years after his death, the famous home on Paris' Left Bank gets its long-awaited opening next Wednesday, with visitors welcomed into the dark, bohemian lair by Charlotte's whispered voice in their headphones.

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