What did Henry Juszkiewicz, the CEO of Gibson Guitars say about Les Paul today?

Les Paul never stopped tinkering, said Henry Juszkiewicz. Juszkiewicz, the chairman and CEO of Gibson Guitars, remembers getting calls from his company's partner (and famed client), offering recommendations on how to change or market his eponymous Gibson guitars. Sometimes, Juszkiewicz recalls, the two would go out for Chinese food.

Paul was very particular, desiring a dish called Chicken Subgum. The two would have to search Chinatown for a restaurant that knew how to cook it, he says with a chuckle. Les Paul died Thursday of pneumonia.

He was 94. Juszkiewicz talked about his friend and colleague Thursday afternoon. The following is an edited version of the interview.

Sources: http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/08/13/gibson.les.paul/index.html? More.

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