Posted on 14/06/05
Neil Young's father was an icon in own right
The labels that people attach to the name of Scott Young inevitably mention prominently that he was the father of pop music icon Neil Young.But Young, who died Sunday in Kingston, Ont., at the age of 87, deserved the title of icon in his own right as a journalist, author, colleague and spinner of big-league dreams for kids who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s.
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