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Nothing was holding Woody in New York, and in about a week he was in Washington, staying with Lomax and his wife. He turned down their offer of a bed, and fell asleep sprawled on the couch, or threw his lumber jacket over his shoulders and slept on the floor. Rather than eat at the table, he insisted on standing over the sink, saying, “I don’t want to get softened up. I’m a road man.”
—This Land Is Your Land,
Elizabeth Partridge
How did Woody’s personality influence his music?
He liked being in one place, so his songs focus mostly on one location.
He liked to wander and meet new people, so he wrote songs that were easy to remember.
He was tough, so his songs have a rough edge.
He was complicated, so he wrote complex songs with tricky melodies that required practice
