Were those the days?
Interesting “what are they doing today” piece on the promoters of the original Woodstock, and the 1994 & 1999 commemorative events, in the New York Times today.
Excerpt:
“The word ‘Woodstock’ means something — it’s hard to pin down sometimes,” Mr. Rosenman said. “We’re brainstorming about how to take something that was kind of a beacon to the world about counterculture and music and community in 1969 and transforming it into a 21st century phenomenon that has an Internet platform instead of a live one.”
Forty[-two] years gone since the Summer of Love.
Open thread.
Source: The New York Times, Peace and Love, Yes. But Understanding? by Allen Salkin May 8, 2009.
