All She Needs Is Love

August, 1970

After she had become famous and was living atop a hill in San Francisco, the picture was pinned to the wall, along with a sooty American flag, a Dylan for President banner and a poster of archhippie James Gurley in American Indian dress. It shows her as a shiny-cheeked girl in Mary Jane shoes and white bobby socks, hair cropped short. She stands before a white frame house, her eyes squinching up in telltale fashion, as she proudly holds up a Sunday-school graduation certificate from the First Ch...

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