Earl Lind,
The Female-Impersonators — Part 5
(1922)
“ I was all for Art, with a capital A! Art! Art! Which taste turned me into millinery channels as soon as I began life in New York in 1882. Excepting the years that George Greenwood was with me as "adopted son," I have in New York lived all by myself in a 5-room apartment. Thus I have been able to transform myself into a young woman and set out for a female-impersonation spree without any one getting wise. If I had had my say at birth, Ralphie, my lot would have been that of a full-fledged woman, or, less to be wished, a virile man. ”
