What were the similarities and differences between people from New York, LA, London, Vegas?
GF: One good one is there was a gap from London, which is 1999, to eight years later in Vegas. One big thing is lack of pubic hair. A big lack of pubic hair, almost no pubic hair. Lee, the guy in the film who’s the homeless man — I fell in love with him — is just amazing, he doesn’t have any pubic hair. The guy doesn’t know where he’s going to sleep every night, and he’s shaving his pubic hair. That befuddled me. That’s why I am into being an artist, to ask, “Why is this woman wearing fake nails and why is she wearing this type of fake nails and what does that mean about her and what does that say about her humanity?” Q: You are right. What amazes me is that even normal, ordinary people shaved in this thing. GF: In the film, I talked about the lack of pubic hair and then — Oscar Goodman’s the mayor of Vegas — I say as a joke, “Yep, it’s almost like Oscar Goodman put out a mandate: ‘No more pubic hair for females.’ ” He’s in the film; it’s hilarious. I cannot believe he signed a rel
