Linden
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ing all the songs from Singles Going
Steady.”
“Buzzcocks?” Linden asked.
“Yah,” Jill said.
“All of the songs?” Linden asked.
“Yah, we’re going to play only
Buzzcocks and B-52’s songs from
now on, though Rick wants to
expand it to anything that came out
between 1977 and 1983 ”
Linden laughed. “Cool, that’s like
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Garfunkel songs, or Dread Zeppe
lin.”
“More coffee?” Jill asked, stand
ing.
“No thanks,” Linden said.
“I’ll be right back,” Jill said.
Jill came back with more coffee.
"I understand things by compar
ing their structures to things I al
ready know, things I learned grow
ing up,” Jill said. “That capitalism/
politics talk doesn’t work for me
like it works for you. You, Sylvia
and Fred seem to thrive on worry
I
ing about the future, even though
you say you don’t. Somehow I got
stuck in time. I’m still sorting out
the explosive illusion-breaking I
went through. That’s what I’m
about.”
“Fitzgerald once said that writ
ers have only two or three really
important experiences in their lives
and constantly rewrites them all of
their life,” Linden said, \
“Fitzgerald said that?” Jill asked.
“Not exactly,” Linden said. Tih
paraphrasing.”
“Maybe you and Sylvia should
listen to angry music,” Jill Said.
“That’s what we did," Linden
said.
“Bang your head against some
walls Linden,” Jill said. “Hey, I’ve
got to go.”
Jill gathered her jacket and be
gan to leave.
“Don’t get wet,” Linden said.
“I’m not mad,” Jill said.
“I said wet,” Linden said.
“Oh. See ya,” Jill said.
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