we had all the people coming, elizabeth taylor, gregory peck and jimmy stewart, paul newman, all theseple came to the restaurant. and some of them were very young like sean penn and madonna, michael jackson, so we had this whole mixture of people. haslinda: of course the smoked salmon caviar pizza was a draw. what people may not know is that back then, when you came up with the idea, it wasn't on the menu. you had to send the pizza to them. wolfgang: well, spago, first of all, was a lot of firsts. we had an open kitchen. i built it that way. that way i can see the customers and manage the restaurant at the same time. and then one day, when i served smoked salmon, normally we used brioche, and then it came into my head, i will just cook the bread, the pizza dough, maybe some onions, because smoked salmon and onions go well together. and i will put some dill cream, some fresh dill, and shallots on top. hot and cold goes well together. the soft and crispy goes well together. and then i tasted it and said, wow, a glass of champagne with that would be perfect. so i ordered the glass of cham

one day i would find myself in front of irrelevant rick clapton and betty davis and gregory peck and fight. [ laughter ] >> if he couldn't get the gig, then -- if he didn't want the gig i got the gig. any way, so i was a huge fan. so i was just as star struck as anybody else diet worst interviews in entertainment tonight history what's it like to be star, you know. >> i think you're selling yourself little bit short there. john, pretty much everything you tried to do you have become successful. you also comment at any timed for the olympic, the tour de france. you had pretty big news comment at any timing gigs but the constant that's been through your whole life has been your music. child prodigy and now you're still composing and performing and that's what's bringing you to the dmv. tell us about your concerts you'll be doing here. >> yeah it's a little more unplugged than usual. when we play a place like walt trap or read rocks ten or 12,000 people but this is like four or 500 people, and so it's just acoustic grand piano i may bring a couple of my guys with me. it's fun to do that

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