Solitary Man' CD A telephone conversation with the Man in Black finds him holding court on politics, music and marriage. The phone rings and it's Johnny Cash calling from his farm in Hickman County. But knowing Johnny Cash is going to be on the other end of the telephone line is not adequate preparation for the disconcerting experience of speaking with him.
Cash remains a formidible presence to fans, scribes and fellow musicians.
He is, however, interested in godliness. No deity, then, Cash is instead a legend, and his words mean more than the reams of copy written about him. The following transcipt includes some of those words, beginning with his opinions on the Tuesday, Oct. 17, presidential debate. Peter, this is Johnny Cash. I thought Gore stomped him.