Wild Tales Quotes

“I never performed for George W. Bush, and wouldn’t have. I disliked the man intensely. I thought he was a dunderhead, without intellect. And his father made certain that Dick Cheney was chosen as his VP. In my opinion Cheney’s one of the most evil men on the planet. Anyone who would vote against every environmental and equal-rights issue, as well as voting to keep Nelson Mandela in prison, is not of this earth and doesn’t deserve my support.”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life

“Time is the only true currency we have. Even if Warren Buffett and Bill Gates combined their billions, they couldn’t buy an extra second of time.”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life

“changed.”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life

“more apparent as I got off the plane and headed to the taxi stand. There was no point”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life

“the Bridge School, which Neil and his wife Pegi had recently founded for kids stricken with cerebral palsy, from which both of Neil’s sons suffered.”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life

“So his ego was the size of Uranus—and, no, the pun is not unintentional.”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life

“and Croz’s startling tribute to Bobby Kennedy, “Long Time Gone.”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life

“Suddenly, Joni was at the door and nothing else mattered. It had been a few months since we'd last seen each other - and that was, in fact, the first time we'd met - but our connection was instant. Joni Mitchell was the whole package: a lovely, sylphlike woman with a natural blush, like windburn, and an elusive quality that seemed lit from within. Her beauty was almost as big a gift as her talent, and I'd been pulled into her orbit, captivated from the get go.”
― Graham Nash, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life