We'll take care of you.' I was such a rube and so naïve. She starts disrobing, at the same time talking about, 'Hey baby, come on in. You put a dollar in, the wall slides down, and there is a girl in there who is scantily clad. It had been there for years, and I'd never done anything like that before, but for some reason, I went up to it and put a dollar in the thing because I was curious. It was supposed to arouse you so you would go into the 'happy ending' type of massage parlor. It was enclosed, and the sign said, 'PAY A DOLLAR, TALK TO A NAKED GIRL.' Out in front of this one massage parlor there was a kiosk that was like a phone booth. But in front of massage parlors and houses of prostitution, they used to have these little kiosks. Maybe I was going downtown to Macy's or something like that. I can't remember why I was there - I wasn't going to a massage parlor or anything. It was called the Tenderloin, and it was where there were seedy clubs, bars, prostitutes. I lived in San Francisco, and there was a red-light district downtown. 'She's A Beauty' did actually come from a real experience. Waybill says the song was originally inspired when he passed a booth on a San Francisco street outside a peep show, the booth being marked with a sign reading 'Pay A Dollar, Talk to a Naked Girl,' and the frustrating conversation that ensued between him and the woman inside the booth. Drummer Prairie Prince attributed the song's lyrics to Waybill and the music to Foster. 'She's a Beauty' was co-written by Fee Waybill, producer David Foster and Steve Lukather.

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