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From: ttuerff@primenet.com (Tom Tuerff)
Date: 31 Oct 1996 16:11:06 -0700
Subject: Re: Kate....STARKERS?!?!?!
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In article <26ABD5166BA@SIMCL.STJOHNS.EDU>, NHAR3405@SIMCL.STJOHNS.EDU (Natalie) wrote: > Hello All, > > I had a bit of a nasty tiff with a friend of mine who _insisted_ that > KB posed for Playboy in the late 1970's. I say he's mistaken..am I > right??? > > yours, > Natalie This is one of the oldest pieces of Kate-related BS in the book. Here's the facts. A Canadian Magazine similar to Playboy ran a photo spread of a model who happened to resemble (slightly, through fuzzy lenses) Kate Bush. The photo spread was called "Kate?" as in, you be the judge as to who this is. I forget the name of the model, but her name has come up in here before. A few years later, Kate was asked about it--she said she'd heard about it, never seen it, and then got very offended when a reporter asked her if she'd ever consider doing something like that. It's NOT Kate Bush. I've seen the pix (they ended up on the cover of a Kate Bootleg in the '80s) and she looks no more like Kate Bush than I do. TT P.S. American Playboy wouldn't have run a photo spread of Kate Bush, since she's never been that big here and nobody cares. Let's face it, to the American Public, Madonna she ain't.