Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 5月7日 01時04分

Happy birthday, #BobSeger! “Seger says rock was not a form of rebellion for him but a way of gaining recognition, as sports might have been. ‘I found my recognition in music. But more than that, I just really enjoyed it. I started doing it when I was a junior in high school, and I obviously must enjoy it to do it for 10 years and get nowhere.’ Bob Seger was a high school junior in 1962, which is the year of 'Night Moves.' That was, he says, the year he ‘came of age’ in the sexual sense. But listen more closely and 'Night Moves' is less a piece of nostalgia than a complete story, one that comes full circle to the present. At the end of the main part of the song, Seger says that he ‘felt the lightning and waited on the thunder.’ There is a long pause, almost a false ending. Then the coda begins: ‘I woke late last night to the sound of thunder/How far off I sat and wondered….’” From the June 15th, 1978 issue of @Rolling Stone.

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