CNN contributing writer Bob Greene describes (Commentary: Paul Harvey, behind the voice) what it was like watching Paul Harvey prepare for and deliver his famous radio broadcasts. Note Harvey's routine and understanding of the importance of both style and words.
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March 03, 2009
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