From: helenhayward82@hotmail.com   
      
   Being a huge Simon and Garfunkel/Paul Simon solo fan, I'd like to add   
   them to that list, especially as they are New Yorkers. Also, Paul Simon   
   was in Annie Hall playing a sleazy producer of sterile, uninspiring   
   records. Obviously this could not be further from the truth when   
   describing Paul Simon, who has written some of the most memorable and   
   profund lyrics and songs ever. I have always wondered what Allen thought   
   of Paul Simon's music.   
      
   Helen   
      
   don freeman wrote:   
      
   > Woody is famous for playing old time jazz and for dislking modern   
   > popular music. I can't remember all the negative scenes he's written   
   > about rock n roll. I find this a bit strange, as during Woody's   
   > lifetime, there have been some remarkable developments in popular music.   
   > Is Woody really unaware of Bob Dylan's lyrics, Lou Reeds, or Talking   
   > Heads', just to mention a New York perspective.   
   >   
   > In his latest movie, Woody has the characters go to a club to hear Diana   
   > Krall and she is presented masterfully, and compared to Billy Holliday.   
   > I find this ironic, as for us lovers of popular music, Diana Krall is   
   > considered to be a bland singer and not the kind of influence we would   
   > like for her new husband, Elvis Costello. Meanwhile, Costello has   
   > released an album of piano jazz with interesting lyrics. Does Woody know   
   > about this, I wonder.   
   >   
   > Woody needs some inspiration in his life. I wonder if Soon-Yi's taste in   
   > music is any good?  Perhaps the great singer-songwriters should make a   
   > tribute album to Woody to get him listening. It could be called Song to   
   > Woody.   
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