• Meeting Dylan!

    ron sutton Posted On November 3, 2011
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    Limo ride w/ Dylan, David Blue & me 1965 NYC. We left Steve Paul’s The Scene at 3am an’ the entourage got inta 2 Limo’s. I was glad t’ be w/ Dylan & David Blue for a short ride t’ an after hrs. East Side place called The Clique. Man I was 19 an’ hangin’ w/ the man! I asked Dylan: “What do ya think ’bout your influence on the Beatles “Rubber Soul”? Dylan was abstract an’ said: “I don’t know what ya think John Lennon is…a god or a saint….blaa, blaa, blaa! He didn’t answer my question, an’ D. Blue never said anythin’ in that Limo. We pulled-up in front of the Clique, other Limo behind w/ Steve Paul, Al Aronowitz, Andy Warhol & Edie Sedgewick. I’m right behind Dylan w/ D. Blue as we go in the front door, Dylan pauses an’ looks at everyone, an’ ya could hear a pin drop! More later!




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