Re: Why Ed Bradley was the wrong interviewer . . .

 > > Jinxblues wrote:
 > >
 > > At the very beginning, Bradley said since he had been at
"Sixty Minutes," that
 > > Bob Dylan was the one interview that he had longed to get.
 > >
 > > So the questions that he finally got to ask are the ones that he
has been
 > > holding inside of him for decades. You could sense that there was
a sense of
 > > awe and great care not to tread anywhere controversial.
 > >
 > > It's really too bad because I have seen Bradley do fine work in
the past. He
 > > just was the wrong guy for this particular subject.
 > >
 > d wrote:
 >
 >
 > I totally disagree.  I think he did a fine job.  I was
 > particularly impressed at how comfortable he was with Bob which I
 > think made Bob more comfortable.  The questions/answers included
 > in the footage we saw were pretty much based on the book,
 > Chronicles.  It seems pretty clear that the release/promotion of
 > Chronicles was the impetus for this interview.  I think Ed Bradley

 > did a very good job.
 >
 > What do you think of the chances of the entire interview being
 > released on DVD sometimes in the near future?  Does CBS do that
 > sort of thing?


As far as I know this never happened.
 

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