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Neil Young: Heart of Gold


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A Weathered Rocker but Still Unbowed

Published: February 10, 2006

WHEN the curtain opens, Neil Young is standing onstage, his face full of years. Dressed in a gray western suit, with a plainsman's hat and a well-used acoustic guitar, he looks like an old-time cowboy crooner, but somehow scruffier. The hair curling over his collar seems greasy and the way he ducks his head you might think he hadn't spent much time indoors; he probably needs to knock the dust off his boots before he enters the parlor. It's a fanciful fiction, this gent with the hat, the suit and the aw-shucks reserve, and part of the beautiful story Jonathan Demme tells in his concert film "Neil Young: Heart of Gold."

http://movies2.nytimes.com/2006/02/10/movi...0gold.html?8dpc

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I'm really looking forward to seeing this Dude. I've been a Neil Young fan for over 20 years and was lucky enough to catch him at the Garden...Love his new Praire Winds. It's just a beautiful record. You know he thought he was going to die when he wrote this..

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