“Where have you gone Joe DiMaggio?” is a lyric written by Simon and Garfunkel for the movie The Graduate. It is much discussed as to what those lyrics mean. In ...

I wonder if the line “Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?” from the famous Simon and Garfunkel song, “Mrs. Robinson,” will have any meaning for future generations. Not because ...

But Joe DiMaggio wasn't through. He hit in 12 more consecutive games until, ... In 1968 his name figured in a SECOND song, as a brief cryptic lyric in Simon and Garfunkel's "Mrs. Robinson." ...

AS A CHILD, PAUL Simon would listen to Yankee games on his father’s lap. He was maybe 7 years old when he made his first journey from Forest Hills to the big Bronx stadium. It was the late 19… ...

In the 1960s, Simon & Garfunkel highlighted him in their hit song “Mrs. Robinson”: “Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? A nation turns its lonely eyes to you.” ...

March 31, 2006— -- Joltin' Joe DiMaggio was one of the all-time baseball greats, and his celebrity transcended sports; he became a pop culture icon, who was immortalized in the Simon and ...

Joe DiMaggio before a New York Yankees ‘Old Timers Game’ c. 1982. Photo: Getty Images. ... Mr. Coffee and even as a line in Simon and Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson. ...

Joe DiMaggio was in the midst of a nasty little slump when he took the field on May 15, ... Joe DiMaggio,” Simon and Garfunkel sang — but in those tense years before World War II, ...

As Paul Simon, who put his name into a song, once said, "Joe DiMaggio understood the power of silence." Jerome Charyn tries to find the key to soft-spoken DiMaggio's inner life in a new book, Joe ...