Luis Angelero

Johnny Cash eating cake in a bush, 1971. The photo was taken for the back of his album "Strawberry Cake," which was released in 1976. Cash also added a note accompanying this photo, which read: "On a hot summer afternoon in New York City, June and I walked through the zoo in Central Park. It was a hot dog and ice cream day. The place was crowded, and giving up on the hassle of working our way through the crowd, we headed back to the hotel to get ready for the concert that night at the Garden State Art Center. As we approached the hotel, I saw a bum lying on the sidewalk in front of the hotel. He never even opened his eyes when I stood over him. June said, 'Come On, Honey,' but I said, 'just a minute.' I walked around him, hoping he wasn't dead. My shadow fell across him, and when I moved on, I saw his eyes flutter as the bright sunlight hit his face. He didn't open his eyes, but I knew he wasn't dead. 'What are you doing?' June asked. 'I'm thinking about my friend here,' I said. 'that could be me, you know.' June came over closer and smiled at me. 'That was you a couple of times.' Then she said again, 'Come on, let's go.' The rest of the story is in the song. I became that man. I put myself in his place and in my mind, he finally won. I wish I knew who he is and where he is. I'd send him a piece of Strawberry Cake."

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