Rolling Stone - Hall & Oates chic to chic, interview 1977

Daryl Hall and John Oates German Website

Rock & Roll - It's bigger than both of them Hall and Oates chic to chic Article by Cliff Jahr, Photographs by Annie Leibovitz - ROLLING STONE # 237, April 21 1977
© Rolling Stone 1977 Thanks Joan for the Rolling Stone !	© Rolling Stone 1977 NEW YORK - "Having a Number 0ne single, being on the cover of Rolling Stone and all this other bullshit that's happening - I always thought I would feel something... but I just feel numb." Daryl Hall smiles and runs a hand through his spun-gold hair. I've been pressing him for what it feels like to be a late blooming star. Doesn't anything change? "Well..." He glances out the window at lower Manhattan. "My parents gave me a party recently and... I had to laugh. There were people there, asking for my autograph, who used to change my diapers." For some fans, Hall is the pretty half of Daryl Hall and John Oates. ("Full names please," says their manager, Tommy Mottola. "The boys think 'Hall and Oates' sounds like a law firm.") Hall is tall and slim with sky blue eyes set between fashion model cheekbones. He claims and early Dutch settler roots and you believe it.
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