When family and friends described Harry Buckwilly as odd but harmless, there was not the proliferation of random photographic opportunities as witnessed with the early twenty first century lust for Warholian fame. Yet today, said family and friends were conspicuously silent on the topic of Buckwilly, with the exception of Aunt Matty who dubbed him PGN, “Pudgy Buck Nekkid.” When the Hare Krishnan contingency rejected his bid for acceptance on the grounds of overexposure, his reaction was of Zen like aplomb. Then, it can only be assumed “he snapped.” Today he can be seen on any city street in any city dancing the dervish and tooting his modified pan flute to the shocked horror of many. Suffice to say, his bizarre message has been acknowledged.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
True Master of the Pan Flute Revealed
When family and friends described Harry Buckwilly as odd but harmless, there was not the proliferation of random photographic opportunities as witnessed with the early twenty first century lust for Warholian fame. Yet today, said family and friends were conspicuously silent on the topic of Buckwilly, with the exception of Aunt Matty who dubbed him PGN, “Pudgy Buck Nekkid.” When the Hare Krishnan contingency rejected his bid for acceptance on the grounds of overexposure, his reaction was of Zen like aplomb. Then, it can only be assumed “he snapped.” Today he can be seen on any city street in any city dancing the dervish and tooting his modified pan flute to the shocked horror of many. Suffice to say, his bizarre message has been acknowledged.
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