(think Molly Shannon...)
Anyway, here's the pictures of John and his good friend Henry! Groovy cool!
The guy did a 3-hour spoken word show. Three solid hours of talking, about really good stuff, too! John only remembers him taking a drink of water once. He was also struck by how kind this guy was. This man who is very opinionated and passionate about the current state of affairs and the people who brought us to this awful place; this man who will not hesitate to throw around mighty strong language of every sort to get his point across...is also incredibly concerned about *us*, the average citizen, working our asses off to get by, forgotten by those who lead. He urged his audience that night to get angry, really angry. To demand change. To accept nothing less. And, believe it or not, Henry Rollins is a very shy person. Imagine! He shared that he does great in a room packed full of hundreds of people, but put him face to face and he freaks. Especially if it's a *celebrity*. Unlike the title of this post, Henry doesn't consider himself a superstar of any sort. I like this guy. John does, too! If you haven't seen his show on the IFC (Independent Film Channel) you really should! Good, good stuff.
Da Bus...
The venue... downtown Minneapolis. John went down a bit early, to have a beer before the show, and bumped into Henry on the street. He called me right after *the* picture was taken, giddy with joy!
6 comments:
*one* degree of separation from Henry Rollins?!?! *I* am a lucky girl, too :D
SO COOL! I'm giddy for him!
OMG! So exciting!! yay!
Hank's an incredible artist. while i probably wouldn't have the guts to buy him a cup of coffee and watch him go off on something (i'm more of a Tom Waits kinda guy), i'd sure like to catch one of his shows someday.
Lucky! (Said like Napoleon Dynamite)
LMAO!
We can often times be heard speaking "napolean" round here!
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