Born in the fifties

The other day in Starbucks I was looking at the Herbie Hancock "Possibilities" display, and wondered who that old git was in the grainy photo with Herbie. He looked like some British actor I should recognize, with his exceedingly fair hair and somewhat receding hairline and Roman nose and wool coat with scarf that looked well-worn but dashing at the same time.

Then I realized: it was Sting. He doesn't look bad at all. He just looks like some gracefully aging, slightly mad milkman's son, like a Northumbrian poet named Gordon who happens to be over 50 -- which really shouldn't be all that surprising. He was, as he told us, born in the 50s.

Still, it was.

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