I dunno, BT. Woodstock was not for everybody. Maybe you, if you'd been old enough, but not for me.
I was 15 and had NO interest in going, though a couple of my "looser" girlfriends went.
I was always conservative, never anywhere close to a hippie, and certainly not a revolutionary. I couldn't stand listening to Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Janis Joplin, and others who had terrible voices (I am big on vocals, and don't agree with "it's not HOW they sang, it's WHAT they sang"). I avoid Jimi Hendrix at all costs.
I never subscribed to the "if it feels good, do it" or "if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with" that was so prevalent in the 70's.
And the physical conditions of the concert .... uck.
Woodstock would have been torture for me.
Did the generation change the course of history? Sure, but every generation does.
I should have been in my 20's in the 40's or even 50's. I was born too late.
Lee