Article & Photos By Jarrod Dicker Highline Ballroom, New York City June 23, 2010 “It’s always fun playing New York City,” Victor Wooten opined as he flaunted a grin that stretched from ear to ear. “This is where it all happens, right?” The grateful audience at Highline Ballroom exploded in merriment as Wooten humbly backed away from the microphone. “I tour a lot and it’s tough when you have four kids at home,” he continued. “My daughter asked me for a Victor Wooten doll this Christmas just so she could see me more often. Today I miss her more than ever.” In both professional and societal culture, Victor Wooten personifies the term “family man.” The youngest of five musically adept brothers (Regi, Roy, Rudy and Joseph), Wooten’s lineage is undoubtedly consecrated with the proverbial sangre azul ; grouping the family amongst other “musical monarchs” the Neville’s, the Mill’s and the Jackson’s. Dubbed by Victor as “the teacher,” older brother Regi began to coach the youngster in musi