Love for Sale: No. 3

1) Candy was Candy Darling of Andy Warhol's entourage (and yes, Derek, a transexual).

2) Jack -Jane Bainter (Jane Says) was an addict, not a hooker. And Friends? Not sure I get the hooker connection, although I'd pay to see Dave & Anthony recreate that one scene from the video...

NJ JIMCAT, the song Walk on the WIld Side was used very recently about some car or other too.
And he probably nade a pretty penny on that.
He's older now, (LouReed) and he's sober a while now too.
probably needs the money for his kids or somethng.

Lou Reed may be the last person that you'd ever think of as selling out, but this song was used in a 1985 commercial for Honda motor scooters. Lou even appeared in the commercial and said "Don't settle for walking." It aired during Live Aid. Way to go, Mr. NYC street cred!

MattCJohn, hookers don't come, not supposed to.
He may have been making love to a strange woman, but not seeing a hooker.

Spinner Staff, again, Lou Reed actually *did* like those people, it was a sort of love or admiration song.
Are you guys too young to remember? or are you kidding?

Derek,yes, they're talking about hookers--or they think they are--but what do you call a transsexual hooker?
It's still a hooker.
Put your dinner back down.

SPINNER- STAFF :

"Walk On the Wild Side" was about Andy Warhol's actressess and the lot.
Most of them, as in Holly and Jackie etc were actresses that were men before they were actresses, and Joe D'Alessandro, yes, he was a hustler, sorta in the beginning, maybe,--or, maybe that was the hype because he played on in pictures.LOL.

What about Lou Reed's "Street Hassle"? Much more of an actual hooker song. Also contains the lyrics "he made love to her gently, it was like she'd never ever come"

If I'm not mistaken, isn't this song about a transexual hooker? I think I feel my dinner coming back up.

janes addiction "jane says"

red hot chili peppers "friends"