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Old 07-23-2011, 07:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i've read someone it's actually about Edie Sedgwick, an aspiring actress in Andy Warhol's Factory (the company creating art and movies)

Edie gave Dylan the finger when he came on to her or something, then she fell on bad times, and Dylan was literally pissing all over her with this song

"Napoleon in Rags" actually is referring to Warhol
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i've read someone it's actually about Edie Sedgwick, an aspiring actress in Andy Warhol's Factory (the company creating art and movies)

Edie gave Dylan the finger when he came on to her or something, then she fell on bad times, and Dylan was literally pissing all over her with this song

"Napoleon in Rags" actually is referring to Warhol
Interesting theory re "Napoleon in Rags" being Warhol.
What i don't like about Dylans' songs from that period was the visciousness with which he tore into friends & aquaintances
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