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Rock critic's one regret is not getting to interview Lennon

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"I still wonder what rock 'n' roll would be like if he were alive today," writes former Boston Globe rock critic Steve Morse. "I was due to meet him in New York a month after he was murdered. ... The night he died, I went to the Globe to write his obituary with fellow music critic Jim Sullivan. We cried as we wrote, but somehow finished for the paper's late edition.

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