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Home » Heavy Metal News » Duff McKagan Explains Why He’d Invite Adolf Hitler to Dinner

Duff McKagan Explains Why He’d Invite Adolf Hitler to Dinner

July 9, 2015

McKagan stopped by Cooper’s syndicated radio show to promote his new book, How To Be A Man (And Other Illusions), but they didn’t settle for the same old boring Q&A session; instead, he was asked to answer a portion of the Proust Questionnaire, which purports to open a window into the respondent’s personality by asking them to identify things like their greatest fault, their real-life heroes and more.

He proved a game participant. And after it was over, McKagan went a step further, talking about how, during another recent interview, he was asked which three people — living or dead — he’d want to invite to dinner.

“Of course you’d say the Dalai Lama, right? And Oprah,” shrugs McKagan in the video below. “But I was thinking, like, Hitler.” As he quickly explains, he’d extend the invitation because it’d offer an opportunity to find out whether one of history’s worst genocidal maniacs understood his own evil. “‘What the f— is your deal? What’s your f—ing deal, you know?,” McKagan imagines asking Hitler. “I’ve read about you, I know about you — do you realize that you’re insane, or do you not think you’re insane?’ Or something, you know.”

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