Bob Dylan noted that Randy Newman's song 'I Think It's Going to Rain Today' was mysterious and cynical, something he had never heard before. Dylan appreciated the unique sadness and cynicism in Newman's voice.
Randy Newman expressed that while he has received numerous accolades, what he cherished most was the respect from fellow artists like Bob Dylan and Paul Simon, a sentiment that held significant value for him.
Despite a lack of mainstream commercial success compared to his contemporaries, Newman's work has impacted culture, with songs like 'Short People' and 'You've Got a Friend in Me' resonating widely, demonstrating his cultural relevance.
Newman humorously reflected on the irony of his career, noting that more people have likely heard his film scores than his singer-songwriter records, highlighting the unique trajectory of his artistic journey.
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