A Festival With No Mess

摘要

Three campers lounge outside their tent, on folding chairs, in a circle, listening to iPods. Just down the grass path at another campsite, a young woman carefully wipes the dust off her feet with a Wet One. This is Generation Y's answer to Woodstock. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival attracted some 16,000 campers to California's Indio desert two weekends ago, most of whom paid $250 to see 120 bands-including Bjork, Rage Against the Machine and Arcade Fire— and $50 more to stay four nights in the adjacent camping area.