I decide to stay in the '60s. My band plays its last gig, at the British Councilin London. I move up to Cambridge and burrow into the folk clubs. Soft Boys start in Cambridge. The clouds break.
Punk sweeps Britain.
Unemployment rises and the '60s are finally over. We open for Elvis Costello at the Nashville rooms in West London. Combining this alienation with my own self-fulfilling mistrust of the music business, we are soon in limbo. We represent a way that music might have gone, but didn't. Brian Eno produces the second Talking Heads album.