. >> i built the music division of the william morris agency. i was the youngest stockholder in the company and the youngest executive in the company. >> did you start in the mail room? >> they all thought i was 30 when i worked in there.in there i had my own business in boston, and i came to work for william morris becausemoad already been in the mail room of my own business. my management company was management.. when i l in 1971 with the show cal "jesus christ

beatlemania. >> i built the music division of the william morris agency. the youngest stockholder in the company and the youngest executive in the company. >> did you start in the mail room? >> they all thought i was 30 when i worked in there. i had my own business in boston, and i came to work for william morris because i had already been in the mail room of my own business. my management company was management. when i left in 1971 with the show called "jesus christ what iar" gave me needed. >> and you toward all over the world? >> yes, i toured all over the world. i did that show from scratch. >> do you remember seeing the show? >> yes, and then, of course, i ir" and all of the shows on broadway. >> how did that change her perception of what it is possible to accomplish? >> if you stick to your vision, and you don't mind what other people are saying, you are independent of criticism and flattery, you feel superior to no one, and you feel beneath no one, and people may criticize you, and they may denigrate you, and they may flatter you, but the one thing

as i say, my william morris agents felt the same way. on what basis i do not know, but very fortunate the way this worked out for me. so one thing both my agent and scrivener said though was look what have you written before? and, of course i said i haven't written anything before. and so they said well you need a collaborator or a ghost writer. i said okay, all right. so they found me a ghost writer. and so i talked with him. again, some constrictions here because i couldn't show the ghost writer -- [laughter] so finally, you know i'm truncating several months of me going through this angst, both my agent and scrivener after i signed the deal said look, you signed the deal, we gave you, you know part of your advance. it was adequate. i thought it was a fortune. i mean, in the scheme of things, it wasn't a large -- look, you've got to start writing. you've got to start doing something. so i wrote a couple of, my ghost writer said, well, why don't you just write something. i'd write a chapter, sort of an innocuous chapter like on early li

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so am i going to write this book, will anybody be interested, can i get an agent, and william morrisbasically called me up and said we'd like to at least explore the idea of you writing a book. so that's how i checked the agent box. easy as that. but they said you've got t

as i say, my william morris agents felt the same way.n what basis, i do not know, but very fortunate the way this worked out for me. so one thing both my agent and scrivener said though was, look, what have you written before? and, of course, i said i haven't written anything before. and so they said, well, you need a collaborator or a ghost writer. i said, okay, all right. so they found me a ghost writer. and so i talked with him. again, some constrictions here because i couldn't show the ghost writer -- [laughter] so finally, you know, i'm truncating several months of me going through this angst, both my agent and scrivener after i signed the deal said, look, you signed the deal, we gave you, you know, part of your advance. it was adequate. i thought it was a fortune. i mean, in the scheme of things, it wasn't a large -- look, you've got to start writing. you've got to start doing something. so i wrote a couple of, my ghost writer said, well, why don't you just write something. i'd write a chapter, sort of an innocuous chapter like on