This is from the Playboy Interview:
"Listen, if somebody's gonna impress me, whether it be a Maharishi or a Yoko Ono, there comes a point where the emperor has no clothes. There comes a point when I will see."
He's implying that he can't be duped -- at least not for long. Was Lennon's sense of his critical acumen fair?
On Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at 9:01:03 AM UTC-5, Norbert K wrote:
This is from the Playboy Interview:
"Listen, if somebody's gonna impress me, whether it be a Maharishi or a Yoko Ono, there comes a point where the emperor has no clothes. There comes a point when I will see."
He's implying that he can't be duped -- at least not for long. Was Lennon's sense of his critical acumen fair?No, because he was duped a ton by Allen Klein.
This is from the Playboy Interview:
"Listen, if somebody's gonna impress me, whether it be a Maharishi or a Yoko Ono, there comes a point where the emperor has no clothes. There comes a point when I will see."
He's implying that he can't be duped -- at least not for long. Was Lennon's sense of his critical acumen fair?
On 2/12/2021 3:01 am, Norbert K wrote:
This is from the Playboy Interview:
"Listen, if somebody's gonna impress me, whether it be a Maharishi or a Yoko Ono, there comes a point where the emperor has no clothes. There comes a point when I will see."
He's implying that he can't be duped -- at least not for long. Was Lennon's sense of his critical acumen fair?
Well he never got to the point of seeing through Yoko ...
geoff
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