The Rotowhirl (Live)-Laurie Anderson

歌手 : Laurie Anderson
语种 : 英语
时长 : 03:54

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The Rotowhirl (Live) - Laurie Anderson
Around 1978 I met a comedian Andy Kaufmann
And he was performing his avant-garde Elise act in a club in Queens
The performance started with Andy playing the bongos
And for some unknown reason sobbing
We became friends
And I acted as Andy's straight man in clubs and field trips
At the Improv in New York
Andy would begin his show by insulting women and saying
I won't respect them until one of them comes up here
And wrestles me down
This was supposed to be my job
I sat in the club drinking whiskies trying to get up the nerve
In the meantime I was also supposed to be heckling him
And after three whiskies I managed to get pretty abusive
Wrestling him down though was really hard
Because Andy really fought
On our field trips we would go to Coney Island
To try out some of Andy's theories on cutting-edge comedy
We'd stand around the “test your strength” games
The one with the big sledgehammer in the bell
And Andy would make fun of all the guys
Who were swinging away
And I was supposed to beg him for
One of the huge stuffed bunnies
Oh Andy Honey please get me a bunny please please
Finally Andy would step up
To the big thermometer and take a swing
The indicator would rise a few inches and
“Try again weakling ” would flash
At this point Andy would start yelling
That the game was wicked and demanding to see the manager
We also went at the rotowhirl
The ride that plasters everyone against the walls of a spinning cylinder
And stretches their bodies into Dopplered blobs
Before the ride actually starts
There are a couple of awkward minutes
While the attendant checks the motor and the riders
Bound head and foot stare at each other
This was the moment that Andy seized
He would start by looking around in a panick
And then he would start to cry
I don't wanna be on this ride
I've changed my mind; we're all gonna die
The other riders would look around self-consciously
Should they help
He would then begin to sob uncontrollably
I loved Andy
He would come over to my house
And read from a novel he was writing
He would read all night
And I don't know if any of this book was ever even published
I have never been one that hoped
That Elvis is still hanging around somewhere hiding
But I will probably always expect to see Andy reappear someday