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Fast Chat: Writing From the 'Hip'
Newsweek, October, 2004 by Devin Gordon
Did you know that the term "hip" comes from a West African Wolof tribal word meaning "to see"? That Charlie Parker so adored Woody Woodpecker that Bird mimicked the bird's laugh in his sax solos? New York Times reporter (and ex-NEWSWEEK scribe) John Leland covers it all in his essential book, "Hip: The History." He spoke with Peri's Devin Gordon:
NEWSWEEK: How come no one had written this book yet?
LELAND: Hip is something we don't think much about, even though it affects our lives every day. I wanted to draw new connections between Walt Whitman and Miles and Beck. ...