By Steve Newton
I interviewed 23-year-old Jakob Dylan back in February of 1993, five months after the release of the Wallflowers‘ self-titled debut album.
That was three years before his band struck it rich with the quadruple-platinum Bringing Down the Horse CD and number-one hit “One Headlight”.
At one point in the conversation I said that I imagined his father was a big songwriting influence, which was followed by an “uh”…and two or three long seconds of silence.
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