Friday, May 20, 2011
A man for all seasons
Originally had something really depressing lined up. Instead, Divine. From 1985.
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Originally had something really depressing lined up. Instead, Divine. From 1985.
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6 comments:
I gotta know what the depressing one was! The Cure?
I was deciding between Dead Can Dance and This Mortal Coil.
@EV Grieve: I'm glad you went with Divine! Nice way to start the weekend! I wonder if Frankie Valli has seen this?
It's hard to walk like a man in cha cha heels.
“I blew Richard Speck! Who wants to die, for art!”
I met Divine in the early 70's at a bash. She was nice and sweet just like a Grandma to me. RIP Divine. Walk Like A Man Fast As You Can..
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