What's a Girl Gotta Do
“Because it had good prices and because it was in the basement of our building, right across from the subway, Keggers was the ANN hangout. Open a bar near a network or newspaper and you can make a fortune. Journalists like to unwind, they like to drink, and they leave big tips. Keggers catered to us by papering the walls with facsimiles of historic newspaper editions (the ladies’ room was done completely in Women Get the Vote!
Editions of the New York Telegraph). Behind the bar were caricatures of ANN personalities and executives, including my caricature, with my overlarge mouth.
If we didn’t already feel at home, the bartender always knew our drinks, and the lighting was kept low and flattering. Keggers was where Burke wanted to meet me, presumably because he could stop by the Gotham Salon offices and see Amy on his way to or from meeting me, or maybe so he could cultivate a few sources.
However, Burke was not there when I arrived, which was unusual. He was an early person. I, on the ...other hand, am a late person.MoreLess
Editions of the New York Telegraph). Behind the bar were caricatures of ANN personalities and executives, including my caricature, with my overlarge mouth.
If we didn’t already feel at home, the bartender always knew our drinks, and the lighting was kept low and flattering. Keggers was where Burke wanted to meet me, presumably because he could stop by the Gotham Salon offices and see Amy on his way to or from meeting me, or maybe so he could cultivate a few sources.
However, Burke was not there when I arrived, which was unusual. He was an early person. I, on the ...other hand, am a late person.MoreLess
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