
Sonny’s Bridge: Jazz Legend Sonny Rollins Finds His Groove
Barry Wittenstein
This account follows Sonny Rollins after he leaves fame behind and wonders whether his career has ended. Playing saxophone on the Williamsburg Bridge becomes part of a period of self-discovery, leading him toward a new musical sound. The story centers on Rollins’s relationship with jazz, his instrument, and the creative change that comes from this time on the bridge.
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