Hey wait, Caro's bio of Robert Moses is incomplete!

So here I am, wading through all the awful stuff Robert Moses did to New York City after his brief, ill-fated life as an idealist ended, and the thing I keep waiting for, the one thing I knew about before I started reading--which is to say the battle between Moses and Jane Jacobs over the fate of the West Village--isn't in there! That's right, over 1,000 pages detailing Moses long, power-corrupted life, and there's not one word about how he lost the battle to run a highway right through Washington Square Park. I knew there was no way Caro wouldn't have known about that, seeing as he's one of the most meticulous researchers to grace the page, so what gives? A quick Internet search revealed that The Powerbroker was edited for length (though, really, if you're already clocking in at 1,160 pages, what's another 100 more? Okay, in this case it'd be more like 300 more), and that as many as three omitted chapters, including one on his losing battle with Jane Jacobs, reside in Caro's archives.

And so, a plea: Anyone out there with Caro's ear? Tell him I'm the one who showed up to his reading at the Newark Library with two friends, the ones who gave him the WWLBJD (yes, that's short for What Would LBJ Do) bumper sticker. Ask him if he might be so kind as to use the magic of digital technology to make his omitted chapters available to folks like us who want to read what he wrote about this stuff while we eagerly await the next volume of his LBJ bio. Tell him there's another bumper sticker in it for him.