Lee Clow Shares 30-Year Relationship With Steve Jobs

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In this PTTOW video, ad legend Lee Clow discusses his 30-year relationship with Apple CEO Steve Jobs. As Chairman and Global Director of TBWAWorldwide, Lee Clow has, of course, been responsible for such iconic campaigns as the Energizer Bunny, the Taco Bell Chihuahua and most Apple work from the 1984 Super Bowl Spot to “Think Different” and the iPod silhouettes.

Give it a watch.

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