Silverstein In London
June, 1967
Ten Years Ago, Shel Silverstein, our bawdy bard of the satiric sketchbook, portrayed for Playboy a London that was venerated and venerable. England's capital has since become the West's prime example of urbane renewal; today, titled nobility is bypassed in favor of a closely knit coterie of miniskirted mannequins, pop-music groups, fashion photographers, dress designers and disco-technicians. Shel's second sortie into Londontown finds him caught up in the storied city's new-found spirit. In a wo...
