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As an introduction last week, I drove to Los Feliz to meet 82-year-old David Moss, a longtime fixture in the neighborhood in his fedora and thick horn-rimmed glasses. Her solo to his Dust Bowl Ballads (1941) used a limp fedora almost like a partner as she beat away at imaginary dust. Disguises are in order, and the choice of black trench coats, colorful silk ties, gray fedoras, and sunglasses (along with an empty violin case in which to stash the loot) sets up the kinds of misconceptions that drive this series. |
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