Homeless Man's Bag Checked by Security — What's İnside STOPS Eric Clapton Cold for 3 Hours
Автор: Eric Clapton: The Untold Legacy
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September 8, 2017. Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles.
A homeless veteran stood outside Eric Clapton's tour bus holding a worn military duffel bag. Security tried to remove him.
Then he said six words: "Your music kept me alive."
Inside the bag were 2,347 letters—one for every week since October 1973. Letters written from Vietnam. From PTSD treatment. From homeless shelters. Letters documenting 45 years of survival.
Letters that detailed how Eric Clapton's "Layla" stopped Robert Williams from suicide 47 times.
Letters Robert had never sent.
When Clapton read them, he canceled his flight home. He spent three hours reading 45 years of a stranger's life. And he discovered something that changed both of them forever: he'd been saving someone's life every week for 45 years, and he never knew.
This is the true story of Robert Williams, the Vietnam veteran who wrote to Eric Clapton every Sunday for 45 years, and the night those letters were finally delivered.
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