November 2, 2003
QUOTED
New York Times
The Bobs get quoted in the NYT
The seasonal Santa Ana winds, which fan the devastating fires that periodically engulf parts of Southern California, appear throughout the imaginative literature of the region. In novels, essays, short stories and rock lyrics, the dry, hot Santa Ana often symbolizes an unnamable menace lying just beneath the sun-shot surface of California life. Some examples follow.
From the lyrics to "Santa Ana Woman," by the Bobs
The next thing I knew
there was a pain in my head
like my sinuses were cracking.
The Santa Ana winds had come back
and the whole city of L.A.
was acting like it had PMS.
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Posted by acapnews at November 2, 2003 2:34 PM
