Appearing on US breakfast radio. I heard the DJ say that after the news we would hear from the author Lincoln Child. I had to choose between making a guy with a mixed-up PR release look like an idiot or pretending to be Lincoln. I pretended.
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Modelling tuxedos at the Oklahoma State Fair in 1971.
On radio, I once said “anal” instead of “angel”.
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