And when all the water mains are busted and there's no pressure, they can use this building right on the edge of the Bay from which to pump water out of the ocean to put out the fires that will of course sweep the city. That's where they're shooting the video. The director's name is Irv Goodnoff, and he'll be expecting you. The next morning when Zo arrives she finds she's just one of many people involved in the making of this particular video. Irv's been flown in by the record company from somewhere, and though madly rushing about getting things set up and people organized, Zo eventually manages to corral him long enough to talk.
People can laugh at themselves, but at the same time they enjoy it, they can still learn.
Zo nods her head in empathy, and Irv decides he likes her. At 6 the next morning when Zo reports for work, someone's forgotten to tell the guards of her new status, and it takes an hour to argue her way in this time, then she's chewed out for being late. And finally it's a wrap. Unable to do both interviews herself, Zo chooses Bruford, and the time is set for the afternoon before the show in his room at the Kabuki Hotel in the City. Bill Bruford Chester Simpson Bill, it turns out, is a lovely person and the interview goes very well, lasting for some three hours, until it's time for him to leave for soundcheck.