From The Archives

"Do not the dead deserve an accounting at least as irreproachable as the survivors receive with each week’s edi­tion of Billboard?"

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“Nice to be back in Noo York, Noo York,” says Mick. “They always do best here,” says their tour manager.

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In 1969, the author visited Dylan's hometown in Hibbing, Minnesota, for a six-part series

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"Dylan’s survived, grown up. He’s a giant, like Chaplin or Picasso. Like Brando or Muhammed Ali . . . Nobody else even comes close — Jagger, Springsteen, Paul Simon."

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“Be sure to visit CBGB’s bathrooms because someday the panels will be removed and donated to the Louvre.”

Talking Heads, Television, Blondie, The Ramones, and the birth of punk at CBGB’s.

“It’s like two ex-lovers planning to spend a night together for the first time in seven years, this reunion of Dylan and his American audience tonight. Do they act their ages for each other or do they revive aging acts?”

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“Art shtick … murderous year for romance … hearing the unhearable … leading more than a band.”

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With the Stones holding out at MSG, Patti Smith and her band at the Other End, and Bob Dylan making visitations to both events, New York was once again the world’s Rock and Roll Republic.

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In 1989, 7 Days covered the rise of John Gotti in a very graphic fashion