RIP, Jane Scott
Jane Scott, the longtime Cleveland Plain Dealer rock critic affectionately known as "The World's Oldest Teenager" died on Monday at age 92. Scott wrote for the Plain Dealer for 50 years before retiring in 2002. Scott was famous for her close ties to a generation of classic rockers: she went Corvette shopping with Jimi Hendrix, she predicted Bruce Springsteen would be "the next superstar" in 1975, she earned the respect and friendship of Keith Richards, Bob Dylan and Lou Reed. Her obit from the Plain Dealer is here, along with excerpts of pieces she wrote about Springsteen, The Rolling Stones and Pere Ubu. Holly Gleason's appreciation from the L.A. Times is here. Her obituary from the NY Times is here. An interview with Scott from a Cleveland TV station is below.
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