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Features editor, The New York Times. Author of "Where the Music Had to Go: How Bob Dylan and the Beatles Changed Each Other — and the World."
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He Can’t Help Rooting for the Mets (and a Better World)

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By Jim Windolf Verified
| The New York Times Verified
He Can’t Help Rooting for the Mets (and a Better World) Through another lost season, A.M. Gittlitz, the author of a new history of New York’s underdog baseball team, is trying to hold on to hope. A.M. Gittlitz, an author and Mets fan, showed his new book, “Metropolitans: New York Baseball, Class Struggle and the People’s Team,” to Mr. and Mrs. Met before a game at Citi Field in Queens on Aug.
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Jim Windolf on How Dylan and The Beatles Influenced Each Other

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By Mark Skinner, Jim Windolf Verified
| The Waterstones Podcast
Contrary to myth, artists do not go it alone. They begin by emulating their heroes, whom they hope to eventually surpass. They also depend on close contact with worthy peers, who challenge them to scale greater heights. Perhaps no relationship between artistic equals was more fruitful, more consequential, than that of Bob Dylan and the Beatles. Wait. Bob Dylan and the Beatles? Did they even know each other?
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Where Bob Dylan Met the Beatles

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By Jim Windolf Verified
| AIR MAIL Verified
Bob Dylan and the Beatles were closer than even their most ardent fans may realize. The relationship between the American folk singer and the chart-topping English band formed and flourished well out of public view, in the sanctuary-like suites of (mostly) luxury hotels. Herewith, a guide to the places where they talked, laughed, drank, smoked, and shared advance recordings of their landmark albums.
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