I Can't Get No Satisfaction.

I Liked John A Lot. He Was The One I Really Got On With The Most. We Weren't Buddy-buddies But We Were Always Friendly. But After The Beatles And The Stones Stopped Playing Clubs, We Didn't See Each Other That Much Until He Separated From Yoko, Around 1974. We Got Really Friendly Again. And When He Went Back With Yoko, He Went Into Hibernation ... When I Went To Visit Someone In The Dakota, I'd Leave Him A Note Saying: 'i Live Next Door: I Know You Don't Want To See Anyone, But If You Do, Please Call.' He Never Did.

I Came Into Music Just Because I Wanted The Bread. It's True. I Looked Around And This Seemed Like The Only Way I Was Going To Get The Kind Of Bread I Wanted.

One Song Isn't Going To Ever Change Things, But I Suppose It's The Accumulation Of Music Generally [that Is]. If You Can Imagine A World That Has No Music In It, It Would Be A Very Different World, So Music Does Change The World By Virtue Of All The Music In It. Cumulative Music Of Every Kind, From Banging A Drum To Playing A Flute Or Recording Symphonies, Or Singing 'war, What Is It Good For?' All Those Things Change The Whole Way We Live.

The Terrible Attack In Manhattan Has Given Place To A Burst Of Patriotism In The United States.

Have I Turned Into A Motorized Preacher? We Spend So Much Time In Cars That If You Don't Try To Get Some Experiences Out Of It, You Can Go Crazy.