Bette Midler Barry Manilow Life In Quotes Bette Midler Barry Manilow

That time Barry Manilow performed at a gay bathhouse in 1972: “For me, it was a job for 75 bucks”

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What do you think, they were f*cking in front of us? They were just an audience. A great audience, too.It’s unusual, I agree.

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