I wouldn't necessarily say it's "about" Edie, but definitely based loosely on her and probably a few others.
I cant for the life of me figure where the name Sally came from though...
@dullife My take on the name Sally is that Lou may have been referring to Sally Rand, the famous burlesque ostrich feather dancer, the star of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. She was arrested and (couldn't "dance no more") the Fair began losing money. Her supporters got her out of prison and back up on the stage.
@dullife My take on the name Sally is that Lou may have been referring to Sally Rand, the famous burlesque ostrich feather dancer, the star of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. She was arrested and (couldn't "dance no more") the Fair began losing money. Her supporters got her out of prison and back up on the stage.
I wouldn't necessarily say it's "about" Edie, but definitely based loosely on her and probably a few others. I cant for the life of me figure where the name Sally came from though...
@dullife My take on the name Sally is that Lou may have been referring to Sally Rand, the famous burlesque ostrich feather dancer, the star of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. She was arrested and (couldn't "dance no more") the Fair began losing money. Her supporters got her out of prison and back up on the stage.
@dullife My take on the name Sally is that Lou may have been referring to Sally Rand, the famous burlesque ostrich feather dancer, the star of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. She was arrested and (couldn't "dance no more") the Fair began losing money. Her supporters got her out of prison and back up on the stage.