Wild Wind 

quite worth your time. If there's a line on sail away, or even not, give it a go. I did not find it much more difficult than sail away

I agree that the traverse right and up is a must do. It's a scary runout with a good swing if you fall. I was scared seconding and I'm really looking forward to leading it (does that make me a masochist?). I'd say the traverse makes it a level harder than Sail Away.

I agree with Flying T. There is a BIG swing potential if you fall and your gear should fail on the traverse out right. This can be managed somewhat by placing gear high in the vertical crack (use a long sling to reduce rope drag) BEFORE heading right. A purple or blue TCU protect the traverse reasonably well.

a red alien protects the traverse quite well.

This is a superior route vis a vis Sail Away. It's been awhile; I did them both one after the other and was much more impressed with Wild Wind. Further, Sail Away, I feel, is over-rated by a point.

Very enjoyable with a wider range of skills needed than for Sail Away. I opted for the blue TCU on the traverse.

A fun route which should be done along with Sail Away while you are there. I found the move off the blocks onto the wall quite intimidating as I couldn't reach and get gear before the move upwards. Turns out it's not hard and quite secure once committing. The traverse out right does protect ok but the moves are a little thin and reachy.

Did this today. The traverse is easily the crux, and doesn't take great gear, but you can get a mediocre tiny cam (blue alien) halfway across...and fill up your best hold in the process. Contra to the comment above, I didn't see anywhere you for a red alien on the traverse. Even though the first third of the route is 4th class, the rest is fun climbing and well worth doing. Summit has one of the best views of routes in JT...looking right at the steep side of Sports Challenge and back over to the HVCG & Steve's Canyon formations.

Vogel's guides show lines going both straight up - finishing on the slab to the anchor - and out right.

It seems to me that the straight-up line is probably the 'real' line, both because it's, well, a straight-up line and because it's protectable. The right-leaning traverse is nice to TR, but ... I wouldn't want to take that fall on lead, and I'm doubting it was the FA line. Anyone know?

I'd heard that WW is "scary" but I found it to be well-protected (though not obvious). It's a bit steep stepping up from the bowl, and possibly a bit height-dependent. You'll want a careful belay to protect your ankles there.

As has been mentioned, Small TCU's/aliens will protect the crux traverse. However, they sort of get in the way of the small crimpers.