"Harry Patch didn't get enough recognition. Jerry Garcia got too much"

This quote by Trevor Dunn is describing the difference in recognition between Harry Patch and Jerry Garcia. Harry Patch was a British soldier who served in World War I and was the last making it through veteran of the dispute. He was understood for his humility and modesty, and he was not widely acknowledged for his service. On the other hand, Jerry Garcia was an American musician who was the lead guitar player and singer of the rock band the Grateful Dead. He was extensively acknowledged for his musical talent and was a precious figure in the music market. Trevor Dunn's quote is recommending that Harry Patch did not receive adequate recognition for his service, while Jerry Garcia got excessive acknowledgment for his musical talent. This quote is a pointer of the value of acknowledging those who have served their nation, and to not consider given the contributions of those in the music market.