“He rode the rails of the BMT. He played (unhappily, but still) for the swells at the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center. He married a Martha Graham dancer named Marjorie. He had Yiddish-speaking in-laws, the Greenblatts”: The New York Times reports on Woody Guthrie in New York. My Name Is New York is the title of a book and a 3-CD compilation documenting Woody Guthrie’s life in the city.
[I can’t bring myself to refer to him as just “Guthrie.” It just doesn’t work.]
Friday, September 19, 2014
Woody Guthrie in New York
By Michael Leddy at 10:21 AM
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Naw, he's just "Woody."
I know. I felt it would be overly familiar. I have the same problem in referring to the poet Ted Berrigan: I can’t call him just “Berrigan.”
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