interpretive

In the intervening years, interpretive speculation about it has run rampant.

More than 600 staffers — including interpretive park rangers, biologists, firefighters and fee collectors — are now represented by the National Federation of Federal Employees.

At the Bowl this time, Dudamel reached new and surprising interpretive depths.

“There were places where we could be more fluid and interpretive, but that shirt was not one of them,” recalls Deutch, with genuine seriousness.

Raspy, soulful, raw and expressive, he's one of rock and roll's best interpretive singers.