Miss America
Miss America by Howard Stern, published by ReganBooks in 1995, is a first edition that spans 482 pages. This book presents a candid exploration of Stern’s experiences, including his ongoing battle with the FCC and his notable campaign for the governorship of New York. It covers significant news stories from the decade, providing insights into events that shaped popular culture.
Readers will find a mix of humor and personal anecdotes as Stern delves into various topics related to entertainment and performing arts. The narrative includes memorable moments, such as the infamous Atlantic City incident and unique encounters, like an exclusive with Jackie O’s embalming-fluid delivery boy. This edition offers a detailed look at Stern’s life and career, reflecting his influence in radio and the broader entertainment landscape.
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“With chapters about his ongoing battle with the FCC and his legendary campaign for the governorship of the State of New York, Howard Stern’s Miss America covers some of the biggest news stories of the decade, from the Atlantic City penis sandwich to an exclusive with Jackie O’s embalming-fluid delivery boy, and, of course, Philadelphia’s own fecal-obsessed Uncle Ed.”–BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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