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> Dylan went on driving. After a while, he told Cohen that a famous songwriter of the day had told him, “O.K., Bob, you’re Number 1, but I’m Number 2.” > Cohen
by pgodzin 10y ago
> Dylan went on driving. After a while, he told Cohen that a famous songwriter of the day had told him, “O.K., Bob, you’re Number 1, but I’m Number 2.”
> Cohen smiled. “Then Dylan says to me, ‘As far as I’m concerned, Leonard, you’re Number 1. I’m Number Zero.’ Meaning, as I understood it at the time—and I was not ready to dispute it—that his work was beyond measure and my work was pretty good.”
Pretty fitting after today's Nobel prize award. Cohen is definitely up there with the greatest songwriters and poets of this generation.
- pazimzadeh 10y agoIs that where Steve Jobs got the idea? I know he was a huge fan of Dylan. http://www.electronicsweekly.com/blogs/mannerisms/yarns/apples-employee-no-0-2008-11/?FirstIsWorst http://www.electronicsweekly.com/blogs/mannerisms/yarns/appl...