That's when it hit me. My clients all have one thing in common: They want people to "see" them. Huey Lewis sees them. Huey Lewis has gone out of his way to spend time with them. Huey would have given Bobbi a chair if she needed one at a show, or he would have put her on his shoulders so she could see. I just knew it.
I was intrigued by the article because I used to date a woman whose younger sister had Down Syndrome and just adored that old commie Shakin' Stevens. She was not alone, it transpired (although this was back in 80s. Perhaps their tastes have moved on to, I dunno, Robbie Williams). Shaky had (and may still have for all I know) a huge following in the Down Syndrome community but has not, as far as I'm aware, gone out of his way to court that particular fanbase. Anyone have any clues to explain this unusual attraction?
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The Communards have a massive following amongst people with Asperger's Syndrome.
Ha ha ha ha.
Fuck. I can see straight away what a playground for plausible absurdities this could become.
Depeche Mode are very popular with obsessive-compulsive bedwetters.
The Fine Young Cannibals had a maasive bipolar and kleptomaniac following.
Hot Chip are massive with bulimics.
Unsupported statements will not be taken seriously. Just laughed at.
And no shite jokes about Towers of London having a Tourette's following, either.
I wanted to say that The Magic Numbers had a large autistic following but having seen them live I noticed they just had a "large" following.
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