From Nathan Rabin’s review of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (the movie, not the album):
The Beatles explored a sonic and emotional template unprecedented in the history of pop music. There’s infinite variety and unparalleled sophistication just in the band’s humor alone. There was McCartney’s cornball dance-hall baggy pants broadness, but also his love for Monty Python and goofball absurdism, as well as John Lennon’s vitriolic black humor, Peter Sellers worship, and stinging social satire.
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Just because something works spectacularly in one context doesn’t mean it will succeed equally well in a wildly different form. James Brown may have been a spectacular entertainer, but that doesn’t mean he should have hit cleanup for the Yankees or been the Secretary of Agriculture.
Yes. Clearly, Brown would have been head of the Department of Health & Human Services.