| Truman Capote,
New Orleans, 1980 - Truman Capote comes from the South, In New Orleans,
I suggested an antebellum as a backdrop, but he said, "forget
about antebellum, where I belong is on Bourbon Street." As
we walked along, he pointed out a transvestite club, and stopping
to see the show, he joined the performers on stage and had a good
laugh. Later we went to what Capote called the most fantastic cemetery
ever. In the bathroom in his hotel room I saw an open Bible, with
the center cut out and full of cocaine. |
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