[386] Humphries said that he is "one of America's finest post-Dylan singer-songwriters" and, along with Edward Hopper, "one of the two great depicters of American isolation." [387] Hoskyns called him "as important an American artist as anyone the twentieth century has produced." [388] [389] He notes that by the end of the twentieth century, "Waits was an iconic alternative figure, not just to the fans who'd grown up with him but to subsequent generations of music geeks", [390] coming to be "universally acknowledged as an elder statesman of 'alternative' rock." [391] Karen Schoemer of Newsweek said that "to the postboomer generation, he's more Dylan than Dylan
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[12] [13] His family came from the Sardinian village of Villasor, located near Cagliari
There was no sign of damage from alcohol or drugs." At the end of the evening, she plays the Nigel Finch Arena documentary, where Thompson and Steadman are sketching out the memorial tower for the undertaker