“Weird Al” Yankovic on Imitation as Flattery
As iconic as legendary performers (past & future) will always be, I would hope that we would do a better job of remembering they’re human—for their own good, not just ours.
(via @jeffrey)
Seeing him in person was amazing, it was otherworldly. He was and continues to be so iconic, it’s hard to even conceive of him as a human being. He always was bigger than life.
“Weird Al” Yankovic, Michael Jackson Remembered
07/14/09
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