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How does it feel
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How does it feel
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To be without a home
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With no direction home
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Like a complete unknown
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Just like a rolling stone
:19:42
I appreciate you coming with me tonight.
I hate these things with a passion.
:19:45
You know this guy Wagner,
the party giver...
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he's in real estate, right?
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Uh, he come down to
my studio one time.
:19:53
He puts his arm around
my shoulder and he says...
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"Lionel, do you understand
the importance of Jackson Pollock?"
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Then he points out all the condos and
loft co-op conversions out the window...
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and he says, "If it wasn't for Jackson,
none of this would be happening."
:20:04
Jackson, right?
His old pal.
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His pal.
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You know, I haven't had any
knock-around friends since 1968.
:20:21
I've associates,
admirers, detractors...
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ex-wives, rivals--
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- I have lots of friends.
- That's a very mean thing to say to me.
:20:30
You have a string
in your hair.
:20:32
You see right
through me, don't you?
:20:36
I was in the army.
Army intelligence.
:20:39
You see, they had me draw
Russian couples screwing.
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See, they figured this way,
come the next war...
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they'd drop thousands of these drawings
behind enemy lines with the message...
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"Hey, Ivan, while you're
out here fightin' democracy...
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ol' Boris is back home
doing your wife."
:20:52
- How could you tell
the couples were Russians?
- Oh, I had 'em wearin' fur hats.
:20:55
I mean, what's the difference?
The next war was Vietnam anyhow.
:20:59
- Paulette what?
-Just Paulette.