Summary of Jann Wenner's Like a Rolling Stone

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.

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#1 I grew up in the suburbs of San Francisco, and didn’t have many friends. I learned early on not to make friends with the neighbors because my parents were Jewish and nonobservant, and that was not a common thing.

#2 I was a pudgy kid with freckles, a cowlick, a toothy smile, big ears, and blue eyes. I was also what in those days was called a problem child. I had been kicked out of two private schools in San Francisco.

#3 I grew up in the suburbs of San Francisco and was one of the most politically active kids in school. I was a pudgy kid with freckles, a cowlick, and big ears. I was also what in those days was called a problem child. I had been kicked out of two private schools in San Francisco.

#4 I had a very special and different kind of mom. She was anti-Tammany Hall reformer, and took me to see Gilbert and Sullivan comic operettas.

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