WHEN A LYRIC PICKS UP A NEW RELEVANCE
By Peter Filichia Every now and then, a lyric written long ago assumes a new and suddenly relevant meaning. That happened with the 1962 TV-special Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall. It contained a hellishly clever parody of The Sound of Music. Julie Andrews played Mrs. Pratt, a happy-go-lucky Maria von Trapp stand-in who supervised a troupe of twenty children. Little did Andrews know that in three years …