Larry Kane's Philadelphia
By: Larry Kane ; foreword by Dan Rather.
Publisher: Temple University Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 215
Subjects: Kane, Larry, 1942-; Press -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia; Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Politics and government -- 20th century
Other titles: Philadelphia
Description: "For Larry Kane watchers, this book answers some nagging questions: Why did he leave for New York, and why did he come back? What's the story behind the Bill Green lawsuit? Does he apply his own makeup? Larry is candid about his own mistakes, and about his own successes. He talks about his insecurities and the strain of living in the spotlight.".

"But this is first and foremost a book about Philadelphia by a man who knows the city intimately. He has been close to more Philadelphia power figures than perhaps any other person. Here he talks personally about Ed Rendell, Arlen Specter, Vince Fumo, Lynne Abraham, John Cardinal Krol, Leon Sullivan, and, of course, the legendary Frank Rizzo.

He has visited Jimmy Tayoun in jail, co-hosted a weekend radio marathon with John Lennon, and interviewed shirtless Lenny Dykstra, who insisted that the news team could just clip the microphone to his chest hair."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes index.