VOICED: Missed Woodstock? Then buy the T-shirt

The transcript discusses the Woodstock festival's legacy, highlighting its impact on culture and its transformation into a museum experience. It includes personal anecdotes from a police officer who worked during the event and explores how the museum uses technology to engage younger audiences. The enduring spirit of Woodstock is noted, with parallels drawn to modern societal issues. The transcript concludes with a mention of Joe Cocker, a performer at the festival.

What was the primary reason for the gathering of half a million young people in upstate New York?

• To participate in a political rally

• To attend a festival of peace and music

• To protest against the Vietnam War

• To celebrate the end of World War II

Why did the Woodstock museum choose to use modern technology in its exhibits?

• To preserve the original Woodstock experience

• To reduce costs

• To attract a younger audience

• To compete with other museums

How does the museum's multimedia experience differ from the original Woodstock ideals?

• It focuses more on political messages

• It uses high-tech displays instead of traditional methods

• It excludes music from the 1960s

• It only targets older generations

What is one reason young people today find the spirit of Woodstock still relevant?

• They are interested in 1960s fashion

• They see similarities between past and present social issues

• They want to relive the music of the 60s

• They are planning a new festival

What role does the gift shop play in the Woodstock museum experience?

• It offers a place to relax

• It serves as a ticket counter

• It provides educational materials

• It sells memorabilia related to Woodstock