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Dean Friedman
Det brittiska bandet Half Man Half Biscuit spelade in (1987, på albumet Back Again in the DHSS) en låt med titeln "The Bastard Son of Dean Friedman", ett påstående som Friedman ansåg vara osannolikt eftersom han bara var sju år gammal när textförfattaren Nigel Blackwell föddes. Vid Edinburghfestivalen 2003 arrangerade tidningen The Scotsman ett möte mellan Friedman och bandet, där han erkände att Blackwell åtminstone hade anat rätt den underliggande historien i låten "Lucky Stars": "Den där Nigel var medveten om att Lisa och jag inte bara åt lunch. Du kan inte tolka en låt på det sättet om du inte förstår vad den handlar om."  Det visade sig också att Blackwell hade ett exemplar av en sällsynt vinylversion av Well Well Said the Rocking Chair.
Dean Friedman
The British band Half Man Half Biscuit recorded (in 1987, on the album Back Again in the DHSS) a song entitled "The Bastard Son of Dean Friedman", a claim Friedman considered improbable, as he was only seven years old when lyricist Nigel Blackwell was conceived. At the Edinburgh Festival in 2003, The Scotsman newspaper arranged a get together between Friedman and the band, in which he acknowledged that Blackwell had at least surmised right the underlying story in the song "Lucky Stars": "That guy Nigel was hip to the fact [song character] Lisa and I didn't just do lunch. You can't interpret a song that way unless you understand what it's about."  It also transpired that Blackwell had a copy of a rare vinyl version of Well Well Said the Rocking Chair.
Dean Friedman