:27:01
...who was playing really quite discreetly
in the back row.
:27:10
And from that moment
I just became completely involved.
:27:14
He was very naive
and very shy and nervous.
:27:19
He didn't look at you when he spoke
to you.
:27:23
And he came back to the apartment...
:27:27
...and played a lot of Dylan...
:27:29
...who Jimi idolized.
:27:32
He thought Dylan was the greatest.
:27:33
I said, "Man, you'd better tell me
who you spent our last $5 on."
:27:37
He wouldn't tell me nothin'.
He just kept flashin' the thing.
:27:41
And then he finally took it out of the bag.
:27:44
He still wouldn't let me read it...
:27:46
...but he was readin' some of the things
it said to me, up in the air like this.
:27:51
I didn't recognize anything he said anyway,
so I pretended I didn't give a shit.
:27:55
I went to the bedroom,
and he came in and told me...
:27:57
...it was Bob Dylan, you know.
I said, "Bob who?"
:28:01
"Bob Dylan. You never heard
of Bob Dylan?"
:28:03
I said, "No, I never heard of Bob Dylan."
:28:05
I'm sayin', "What's with this weird cat?"
:28:08
Because, I mean,
Bob Dylan was really a genius...
:28:11
...but I just couldn't get ready for it.
:28:13
I figured Jimi was so heavy
into what I was into...
:28:16
...he would never like anything like that.
:28:18
But he just loved it to death.
:28:20
I wanted to get up and go to the bathroom,
he would grab me by my arm, you know...
:28:24
...like I'm going to miss this part.
:28:27
"Listen", you know.
:28:29
Okay, like I couldn't miss it, you know.
:28:32
You could hear it to 42nd Street,
you know.
:28:34
We almost got put out of the building
behind Dylan.
:28:37
He'd never realized that most...
:28:41
...of the recording stars...
:28:46
...like Dylan, don't have...
:28:49
...an incredible singing voice.
:28:52
And he would never, ever,
let anybody watch him putting vocals on.
:28:56
He was very shy about his voice.
:28:58
He thought he had the worst voice
in the world.