"As a young soldier in France, I met Ernest Hemingway and he took me to my first whorehouse, where I lost my virginity," recalled Mr. Meyer, who no longer grants interviews and responded to questions through his press representative.
"When Roger Waters was asked about the newly incarnated Pink Floyd he said: 'I feel as though they took my daughter and sold her to a whorehouse.' I feel the opposite of that.
We all weren't lucky enough to grow up in a whorehouse, is all I'm saying.
On a good day, the novelist is "brave," and he comes away from his novel -- "the Great Bitch" -- "like a G.I tumbling out of a whorehouse spree -- 'Man, I made her moan.' " The prowess of the bullfighter, the football player and, of course, the boxer are also recommended for study.
But, to me, the great line that summed up this Dante-obsessed, hellishly repetitive season was the one shouted at the whorehouse's preachy john: "I'd tell you to go to hell but I never want to see you again".
If she was the local madam in the whorehouse, that's what I would have given them.
She looks like the girl in a whorehouse in Sedalia, Missouri, who I watched get smacked around by a pimp a few years back.
"She thinks I'm in a whorehouse".
With Richard Pryor, who grew up in a whorehouse, you could track it, but I've never been able to figure that out with Steve".
A friend at BMI, Pete Blue, who was leading the orchestra for "Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" on Broadway, suggested I take the Forbidden Broadway songs and create a nightclub act.
