Cover of The New York Times Magazine August 31, 1975 featuring David Allan Coe, the Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy, posing in a dramatic outfit with a guitar, highlighting Nashville's vibrant country music scene.
Inside page of The New York Times Magazine August 31, 1975 showing the Table of Contents and a feature designed by Stanley Blacker, including articles on various topics such as fashion and letters.
Advertisement for Saratoga 120's cigarettes in The New York Times Magazine August 31, 1975 promoting a smoking product with a focus on longer enjoyment without increased consumption.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine August 31, 1975 featuring David Allan Coe, the Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy, posing in a dramatic outfit with a guitar, highlighting Nashville's vibrant country music scene.Inside page of The New York Times Magazine August 31, 1975 showing the Table of Contents and a feature designed by Stanley Blacker, including articles on various topics such as fashion and letters.Advertisement for Saratoga 120's cigarettes in The New York Times Magazine August 31, 1975 promoting a smoking product with a focus on longer enjoyment without increased consumption.

The New York Times Magazine August 31, 1975 The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

(Zero guessing. Exact wording as shown. Page numbers included only where printed.)

Cover
David Allan Coe projects his image as “the Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy” at Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge in Nashville, Tenn. Tootsie’s is a tradition in the country-music capital. Coe is one of the new stars whose style is anything but traditional. Nobody knows what to call it, but as long as the music is selling, nobody in Nashville cares what you call it. Page 10
Photograph by Al Clayton

Russell Baker
6 Sunday Observer
Don’t invite Proust

James M. Naughton
9 The lost innocence of Congressman AuCoin
The class of ’76 rode into Washington on white steeds believing Congress would govern. It hasn’t happened. Maybe, AuCoin has come to believe, it never should.

Patrick Anderson
10 The real Nashville
Where the living is easy, the music business is booming, and there is no tragic sense.

Waverley Root
12 Food: On enjoying food while millions starve
The Puritan distrusts food, a dangerous and insidious tempter. Salvation demands that we avoid tastiness. Thus, bad food is good food—or at least virtuous food.

Philip Lopate
14 Getting at the feelings
Children can make their feelings glow in words if you can put them in touch with themselves.

Judith Ramsey
30 Fashion
The bra question

31 Design
Fancy furniture

38 Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 42

43 Letters
On marital mishaps, visual aids and pleasurable squirmings.

Charles Fenyvesi
47 Endpaper
Walls

Picture credits, Page 44

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