neither did bob dillon.sometimes people want to lock you into their memories into the '60s? >> you know, it's like paul from jefferson airplane, paul cantor. if you can remember anything about the '60s you weren't really there. you know. that's pretty much correct on it. i can't imagine people making such a big fuss over the '60s. unless things are so dull now that they just have to, you know, think of some time where times were better. you think back, it wasn't really that much better, you know what i mean. it was tougher in so many different ways, you know. i'm not really a nostalgic person, so i just don't buy into the '60s thing like a lot of people seem to do. >> you talked about bob dillon and the lasting impact he's had. >> well, as i went through all these people, so many said, then i heard dillon. or then i heard the beatles. and their whole life changed. or then i heard something else. but bob dillon was supreme. i have a lot of singers who followed the trail with bob dillon on this -- in this book

among the highlights, original lyrics handwritten by singer bob dillon. for his 1962 anti-war song entitled "let me die in my footsteps." the song wasn't released until many years later because record executives were worried about the political nature. the lyrics are expected to fetch top dollar at the auction. >>> why some experts say getting up early could be the key to your success. >>> grandmother sets out to break a world record, swimm the first day of her world record attempt to swim 103 miles from cuba to florida. penny pum free started her swim in cuba, covered 8 1/2 in the first four hours. she's expected the entire journey to take about 40 to 50 hours. she would be the first women to cross the straits without a shark cage. >> i think it's my time to -- my window in live to do something i love to do. i don't believe that i can do it much later in life. this is my opportunity now. >> palfrey is using special equipment that surrounds her with an electrical field to keep away sharks. she is british and australian citizen with two grandchildren and h

bob bill lon -- dillon, further down the list, taboo from the black eyed peas at 000.1%. just because i think he is a true american hero, as a jersey guy do you agree with this pick? bruce springsteen who ever he may be? >> he is a wonderful choice. if you want the anthem to be about a cob leer from sandusky, ohio, no, i don't think it is a good choice. but i did meet him on an elevator once. there is no story. >> you didn't get your picture taken with him. >> i followed him on the elevator. i followed him on the hotel and road up to his floor. it was like, i am getting off and road back down. >> i wonder if are you a comedian or if he will stab him. >> i could do both or neither. >> what do you make of this, diane? what would be your choice? perhaps a list or animal? >> lmfao. >> why are you even coming up with this? what is wrong with our national anthem. our national anthem is fine. >> it is the woods of ohio every week end and we practice our doomsday scenarios. i blair the original national anthem because that's what we are doing it for. they are doing it for the mon