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3 Responses to “even famous musicians were geeks, once”
Has to be Bob Dylan
Only Zimmerman would have come from a place called Hibbing MN. Funny, of all his gifts I would not have thought of rhythm as one.
Correct! Congratulations. I myself would not have recognized him out of context because he looks so cheerful. At least, his mouth is smiling, though his eyes, really, are not. It was wonderful to be surrounded by French people listening to his complex lyrics, badly translated … they obviously got a lot despite the translations.