Review of Matti Friedman’s “Who By Fire: Leonard Cohen in the Sinai” by David N. Gottlieb

Performing for the troops, who were more and more dazed and battered as the days went on, Cohen found a kind of personal artistic and spiritual redemption, and the soldiers for whom he performed, touched and a little awed by his presence there (as were the musicians who accompanied him), did, too.
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