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Erik Bruhn was the dancer of the day. I watched this man dance
and felt this was so extraordinary, that I went to my publisher and I said
"I want to do a book about this man." We were all,
all my generation, us girls, were in love with Erik Bruhn. He had this accent, Danish accent, which was, funnily enough, quite sexy.
It twisted the words somehow
and felt this was so extraordinary, that I went to my publisher and I said
"I want to do a book about this man." We were all,
all my generation, us girls, were in love with Erik Bruhn. He had this accent, Danish accent, which was, funnily enough, quite sexy.
It twisted the words somehow
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Erik Bruhn was the dancer of the day.
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I watched this man dance
and felt this was so extraordinary,
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that I went to my publisher and I said
"I want to do a book about this man."
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We were all,
all my generation, us girls,
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were in love with Erik Bruhn.
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He had this accent, Danish accent,
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which was, funnily enough, quite sexy.
It twisted the words somehow.
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