“Sonny Rollins was the last feral master of an art that has become at least partly domesticated”
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“Sonny Rollins was the last feral master of an art that has become at least partly domesticated”
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"Sonny Rollins was the last feral master of an art that has become at least partly domesticated"
With age, Auden's brilliance on the page grew ever more estranged from his unwashed, drug-and-drink addled private existence
[Revised entry by Geoff Sayre-McCord on July 31, 2026. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] Taken at face value, the claim...