Playbill
February, 1972
For all its unpredictable mayhem, this era doesn't really give you much chance to test yourself, to take calculated risks, to feel the exhilaration of teasing death. You have all kinds of opportunities to die, of course: You can be drafted and sent off to some esoteric war; you can be knocked off by a junkie desperate for a fix; you can make a reservation on that statistically negligible plane that happens to fall out of the sky. But in the course of your average day, you're not likely to perfor...
