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Grateful Dead ball caps

PostPosted:Mon Jan 20, 2014 7:58 pm
by Charlie
If you you type "Grateful Dead baseball Caps" into the Amazon data base you get about twenty pages of examples pop up including a dozen or so popular novels. Each novel has a small excerpt which almost invariably includes a description of someone like "He wore black boots and Jacket and a Grateful Dead ball cap". Occasionally it's "He wore a ball cap and a Grateful Dead T shirt."

Apparently wearing Grateful Dead gear is now a descriptive literary device used in American popular fiction. Some Deadhead researcher should check this out.

Re: Grateful Dead ball caps

PostPosted:Mon Jan 20, 2014 8:10 pm
by CountryMile Cadillac
The boy's logos have been used on a few occasions to evoke a characters personality.. two I think are great.. In DC Cab, the owner of the company wears a t-shirt as does the dead pilot in Romancing the Stone...

Re: Grateful Dead ball caps

PostPosted:Tue Jan 21, 2014 6:26 am
by TI4-1009
CountryMile Cadillac wrote: as does the dead pilot in Romancing the Stone...
Heh Heh- I've got a drive-in move story about that "but that's a secret I can never tell." :shock: