In case you didn’t know, there’s this:
Reader Michael P. didn’t know, until yesterday’s paper:
Did you know about this? I only found it because it was a clue in Tuesday’s NYTimes crossword (the answer to which I only got because of the crosses): “1918 song girl whose name was sung with a stutter”.
Think “2010 graffiti girl whose stuttery name got her convicted of a hate crime” is coming down the pike? I guess we’ll find out soon.
Previously:
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I thought that was one of those songs that everyone new! Guess my grandma’s old-timey piano book influenced me more than I thought.
Love that jam!
ha I only got that from the crosses too
it was already in the WaPo xword puzzle a little over a week ago
http://crosswordtracker.com/clue/the-only-g-g-g-girl-that-i-adore-according-to-a-wwi-era-song/
luckily growing up, i’ve heard this song more than a few times.