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Art Garfunkel accuses his former colleague Paul Simon to suffer from “Napoleon Complex”.
Simon & amp; Garfunkel split up 45 years ago – but the bitterness between the two seems to persist. In an interview with The Telegraph accuses Art Garfunkel his former colleague Paul Simon to suffer from “Napoleon Complex” and for having pressed his creativity. Garfunkel also criticizes Simon for having shattered the duo after the success of “Bridge Over Troubled Water” in 1970.
Simon & amp; Garfunkel split up 45 years ago – but the bitterness between the two seems to persist. In an interview with The Telegraph accuses Art Garfunkel his former colleague Paul Simon to suffer from “Napoleon Complex” and for having pressed his creativity. Garfunkel also criticizes Simon for having shattered the duo after the success of “Bridge Over Troubled Water” in 1970.
– It was very strange. Nothing I would have done, he says in the interview, noting that by this time he was tired of Paul Simon, but a year’s break from each other would have been enough.
Garfunkel also makes a tirade against his former colleague:
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– How can you just leave this position on top? What is wrong with you, you idiot?
Garfunkel would still love to do another tour with Simon, the question popped up:
– Why not, while we are still alive? When we gather, with his guitar, it sounds sweet in both their ears.
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