“Many people know Apple co-founder Steve Jobs as an exacting tech visionary. Fewer know him as a romantic, a poet or a costumed ‘Alice in Wonderland’ character at a California shopping mall,” Rachel Metz reports for The Associated Press.
“These latter characteristics help make up the portrait of Jobs painted by his first serious girlfriend, Chrisann Brennan, in a ‘Rolling Stone’ story that was shared exclusively with The Associated Press before hitting newsstands Friday,” Metz reports.
“Brennan and Jobs met in 1972, when he was a senior and she was a junior at Cupertino’s Homestead High School,” Metz reports. “In the piece, she recounts her adventures with a 17-year-old Jobs that summer, from moving into a cabin together to getting paid to portray ‘Alice’ characters at a local mall.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lynn Weiler” for the heads up.]