What is "roadie"

Usage examples of "roadie".

Dylan was driven down from Woodstock by his roadie in his anonymous blue Ford station wagon, picking up Aronowitz from his home in Berkeley Hills, New Jersey, on the way.

Their roadie Mai Evans went out first in order to organise transport for John and George.

Brian Epstein was their roadie and bodyguard Mai Evans, who was shot to death by police in his rented duplex at 8122 West 4th Street in Los Angeles on the night of 4 January 1976.

Zackman, but it took the roadie fifteen or twenty seconds to understand what she meant.

Angola ducked a white missile thrown by the roadie named Dude and ran toward me.

When he came home he was a roadie for different bands, a bouncer, then a roadie for the Boo-Yaa T.

Before she could do more than nod curtly to acknowledge something of what she was thinking, however, Greg Lougynes, a huge, ponytailed roadie, twisted around to look at her over one massive shoulder.

The men had their hierarchies from the lowly roadie up to the princely lead vocalists, and so too we had ours.

When the Mothers were finally formed, he worked for us as a roadie, and later joined the band.

That left only the wife of the bass player, who had a baby to care for, our single brother, Abashai, the roadie who did most of the driving, and me.

He was a roadie with a group called The Mysterious Babies, who later changed their name to Train.

Andy, our roadie at the time, makes a run at the old guy, who just knocks him down.

Together with Brian Epstein and their roadies Mai and Neil, they retired to a back room for dinner.

Paul this was a nightmare, the last thing Paul wanted to do was live on some fucking island, whether it was in Ireland or Greece, wherever it was, with John, George and Ringo and their wives and their roadies, and Mai and Neil, all on an island.

When the Roadies Inn had been built in the 1960s it probably looked like a million dollars.