Woody Allen sexual assault allegation relationship with Dylan at this time "relentless and overpowering" and said it had "a wooing quality". Farrow also told her therapist that she feared Woody "would abuse Satchel", and that she also worried that Allen had a sexual relationship "with another man". On one occasion, Dylan allegedly locked herself in the bathroom for four hours when he arrived; Allen had an employee pick the lock with a coat hanger. The family psychologist, Dr. Susan Coates, witnessed some of Allen's behavior and testified during the custody trial in 1993 that she did not see it as sexual, but as "inappropriately intense
Woody III in New York City in 1980, Shaw stated the following: Scott Yanow of Allmusic stated, "He is in peak form throughout, and the strong compositions (along with some adventurous solos) make this one of Woody Shaw's most essential recordings". "All compositions by Woody Shaw except as indicated" Woody III Woody III is an album by trumpter Woody Shaw which was recorded in 1979 (with one live track from 1978) and released on the Columbia label. "Woody III" is Shaw's third Columbia album and is named for his newborn son at the time, Woody Louis Armstrong Shaw III. The album is