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'It certainly hasn't stunted your growth.' 'I know I shouldn't smoke, but they're so yummy,' she confesses. 'I just finished reading Other Voices, Other Rooms, by Truman Capote, though.' Wearing a black T-shirt, black jeans, and tattered black Converse All Stars, Tyler plops down cross-legged in a velvet wing chair, throws a half-empty pack of Natural American Spirits on the coffee table, and tells me how much she loved the Capote book, about an exotic 13-year-old who discovers his longlost father. 'Never have read that,' she says, beckoning the yo-yo back. I take it from her, and am startled when a yo-yo, hidden behind the apple and attached to one of her shockingly long fingers, suddenly unspools. Tyler smiles and thrusts the other apple at me. There's a lovely line in it: 'All orphans were at once wondering and stoic-at one moment loving everything too much, the next folding back from it, tightly as hard green buds growing in the wrong direction, closing as they go.''

There's one called 'Moon Lake,' about a summer camp for orphaned teenage girls. 'It's a group of interconnected stories titled The Golden Apples. Tyler silently lifts one of the apples to her famous lips and chomps off almost half of it in one giant bite. 'Ever read that book by Eudora Welty?' I ask. She offers me a choice: in each of her outstretched hands is a crisp golden apple. Tyler walks through the door to my room at the Chateau Marmont and, true to her amazing form, says not a word.

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'There is no act going on with her,' he continues, having cast the precocious 19-year-old as the female lead in his feature directorial debut, That Thing You Do! 'She is not pulling a sultry power trip with you the way a lot of very beautiful women can-or have learned how to do.' Like everybody else in Hollywood, he's talking about Liv Tyler.

вЂњWe thought opportunities would always exist, that we would be fifteen forever.'She kind of stuns you when she walks through the door, before she's ever said a word,' says Tom Hanks. вЂњI was from a generation that didnвЂ™t think that far into the future,вЂќ she wrote in her memoirs. Still she offers a sad epithet of her life. She has a grandson, Milo, by her daughter with Steven Tyler - Liv Tyler. Ric Ocasek of the Cars produced her first album, while John Taylor of Duran Duran financed her second. She teemed with famous musician/boyfriends to help produce and promote her music. His daughter went on to star as an actress and model, with her motherвЂ™s managerial help. Tyler, apparently, was too stoned for fatherhood. She changed her name, however, when she discovered the true identity of her father - Steven Tyler, the lead singer of Aerosmith. For the first twelve years of her life, Liv believed that her father was Todd Rundgren. If America knows anything about blow job technique, Linda Lovelace is the reason why. In that same edition, by the way, Playboy did a pictorial on вЂњSex in Cinema.вЂќ Linda Lovelace assumed her famous вЂњDeep ThroatвЂќ fellatio pose. She became the first playmate to receive $10,000 for a centerfold. Playboy compensated Buell for her sexuality. She dared the viewer not to touch the photography of her body. She arched her topless chest she squared her shoulders she offered a hungry, almost insatiable stare.

In that photo spread, her confidence in her sexuality was startling. She became a Playboy playmate of the month. The major icons included Mick Jagger, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Rod Stewart, Steven Tyler and Elvis Costello. Buell wrote in her memoirs, вЂњTodd would always be f-ing these nondescript road tramps, whereas I would be f-ing major icons.вЂќ That relationship floundered in infidelity. She lost her virginity to the guitarist Todd Rundgren. вЂњI had acid and a car!вЂќДЇrom this beginning, Bebe Buell indulged in a life of sexual freedom. вЂњI was dangerous and damn good-looking,вЂќ she wrote in her memoirs, Rebel Heart: An American Rock вЂnвЂ™ Roll Journey. Beverle вЂњBebeвЂќ Buell received a convertible for her 17th birthday.

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