In 1947, when female impersonation was banned in Boston at the instigation of the Catholic Archbishop, she went to the officials and pleaded that because of her disability, she had no other way to make a living. She was issued a special license, and was the only drag queen then working in Boston.
- Minette, edited by Steven Watson. Recollections of a part-time Lady
. New York: Flower-Beneath-the-Foot Press 1979: 22-3.
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