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At any rate, as I sung along with this song, my youngest daughter who was over to check up on dear old dad said 'I am surprised you are listening to that song, it's about trans genders!' Now don't get me wrong, I have nothing against cross dressers or trans genders, I just don't want them sharing the same bathrooms with we who are straight, is that to much to ask? So I explained this to my daughter who is now approaching 50 years of age, and I think she understood. I have a couple of nice speakers hooked up so it sounds almost good to the casual listener, through my VA furnished hearing aids, it sounds well a bit flat but overall brings back the memories of better days before the accident put me on the disabled list and furnished me with an unending supply of narcotics that sort of smoooooth out the pain that can only exist after some ill trained old Navy Doctors opened up my spine and cut out parts of broken disks. I have never really listened to the words, just the tunes as I did with most of the music I learned to love as I grew up and became a man in 'this man's Army!' Today, I am a 70 year old veteran, disabled cop and I sit here in my old ricked recliner listening to this old time music on a WIFI radio that I built up using an ESP32 and some other boards, borrowing the sketch to keep it up and running from a dude on YouTube and powering it from a couple of old cell phone batteries from the days of the flip phone.

I Am The Hunter from The Frozen North Of The U.s.a.I have loved this song from the first time I heard it, while a soldier in the US Army.

I called him up and said, 'How do you know this stuff about me?' He said, 'Holly, you have the biggest mouth in town.' We met and we've been friends ever since.' One day a friend called me and said, 'Turn on the radio!' They were playing 'Walk On The Wild Side.' The funny thing is that, while I knew the Velvet Underground's music, I'd never met Lou Reed.

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Paul Morrissey said, 'I don't know who she is but she's a star.' Next thing Paul's calling me up to star in a movie called Trash, and the rest is history. I saw this bag of glitter and a jar of Vaseline, and smeared myself with it and got this boyfriend to throw the glitter on me. One day Jackie put on a show and I was in the chorus. Jackie and Candy had just done this movie called Flesh, and they said, 'You have to meet Andy. There was this club called Max's Kansas City. Then I met Jackie Curtis and Candy Darling, and they'd watch Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo movies at 1am. While Georgette was in a motel screaming and yelling with 18 marines but having a good time, he said, 'When you're with me, nothing will happen to you.' And they drove us all the way to New Jersey. I said, 'I've never done this before.' He said, 'You don't wanna have sex with me?' I said it wasn't that I didn't find him attractive, I just didn't want to do it. I was sitting in a car with this marine, terrified that he was going to rape me and kill me.

We ran into some marines in Lafayette in South Carolina. It hurt! My friend Georgette was plucking them and I was screaming, but all of a sudden I had these gorgeous eyebrows and she put mascara on my eyes. So, aged 15, I decided to get the hell out of there and ran away from home. I felt I deserved better, and I hated football and baseball. I was going to school, getting stones thrown at me and being beaten up by homophobic rednecks. In an interview with The Guardian published December 13, 2008, Holly Woodlawn said: 'My father got a job at a hotel, so we moved from New York to Miami Beach.