When the Gold Lady managed to escape from being followed by me and Dylan, she changed her form again so no one would recognize her. She made herself look Japanese with a pointy Vidal Sassoon bob ratted up in the air and a bell-shaped, stripe down the middle chemise to go with it. I believe this manifestation would be Nomiya Maki, the lead singer of Pizzicato Five. Dylan used to be a big fan of theirs and almost took their CD’s to Off the Wrecker to trade them for something else. I told Dylan I wanted the CD’s because Nomiya Maki reminded me of the Gold Lady.
I could be wrong about the Gold Lady manifesting herself as Nomiya Maki when she went to the Promenade to meet Toshio Tokage, but I’m sure she did it because she didn’t want the Man with the 4-Way hips to know. I showed Roger the picture and he said he liked the hair, but the dress had to go. He also told me the heels were not high enough and that they needed to be super, super spiky. I told him he could draw his own Gold Lady the way he wants because I won’t change a thing. The dress Jean-Paul Gaultier gone retro, the type he would have designed for Diana Ross when she was in the Supremes. Even though Roger draws all these tacky outfits, he can’t even name one fashion designer. I tried teaching him a thing or two, but he’s stubbornly stupid.
The Gold Lady agreed to pose for the album photo even though she and Toshio Tokage were no longer dating when he released The Gold Sutras. Toshio did the following album as Kid A and that’s the one I was telling you about earlier. They are both out of print and command high prices on E-Bay.
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