something earlier?
We wouldn't have had to
go through all the fun.
I gotta go.
- Good night.
- See ya.
Hey, what do you want?
Push the red switch down.
I'm looking for this girl.
Yeah. Aren't we all?
She's not here.
Come on in the back.
You just go around the back. This way.
Have a popsicle. The icebox just
broke down and they're melting.
- You want one?
- No, no, thanks.
- Listen...
- Have a popsicle.
Are you the Wolfman?
No, man. I'm not the Wolfman.
Wait a minute.
Who is this on the
Wolfman's telephone?
That's the Wolfman.
He's on tape.
The man is on tape.
Where is he now? I
mean, where does he work?
The Wolfman is everywhere.
I gotta give him this note. Shit!
Here, let me see the note.
Hell, that's just a dedication,
man. What I can do is relay it.
- It'll be on tomorrow or Tuesday.
- No, no, this is very important.
I may be leaving town tomorrow
and it's very important...
that I reach this girl right now.
You don't know whether you're
going to leave town or not?
I'm supposed to go to
college back east tomorrow.
And I don't know if I'm
going to go. I don't know.
Wait a minute. Have a popsicle.
- No, thanks.
- Sit down a minute.
- It's early in the morning.
- Damn.
I can't talk for the Wolfman...
but I can tell you one thing.
If the Wolfman was here, he'd
say, "Get your ass in gear. "
The Wolfman comes in
here occasionally...
bringing tapes, you know, to
check up on me and whatnot.
And the places he talks
about that he's been...
the things he's seen.
It's a great big
beautiful world out there.
And here I sit...
sucking on popsicles.
Why don't you leave?
I'm not a young man anymore.
The Wolfman gave me my start
in the business, and I like it.
I tell you what.
If I can possibly do it tonight...
I'll try to relay
this dedication in...
and get it on the
air for you later on.
That would be terrific.
Really. Thanks.
Just a minute.
- It's been a pleasure, really.
- Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.
Sticky little mothers, ain't they?
Six or seven of them, right?
I know. I got a whole
refrigerator full.
- Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.
- See you later.
Rock on, baby. We
gonna do it right here.
Rock 'n'roll yourself to death.
Oh, mercy!
Give me some more! My, my.
John, let me go with you. Come on.
Nah, man, I can't take you
when I'm racin' somebody.
Just let me go. I just want to
watch. Or I'll flag you, okay?
All right. Go ahead.
Paradise Road.
Where's this Paradise Road?
Just follow this street
straight out of town.
If you're going to race John
Milner, let me out when we get there.
Why don't you shut up, baby? You
ain't said one word all night long.
You're a weird broad.
But you're gonna appreciate me soon.
You'll be hanging on for mercy
when I get this sucker rollin'.
Headin' out to Paradise Road?
Paradise Road?
Some guy named Falfa's
goin' up against Milner.
- He's racing Falfa?
- Yeah.
Figured something's up. Saw 'em head
out of town real cautious-like and...
I got a dedication here for
a friend of the old Wolfman.
He wants me to play the next song...
for a blonde young
lady in a Thunderbird.
A white T-Bird, you understand.
My friend's name is Curt and
he wants to talk to you, baby.
So you meet him at Burger City...
or you can phone Diamond-3132.
He's a friend of mine, you hear?
Little girl, you better call
him or the Wolfman gonna get ya.
Laurie, what in the hell
are you doing in there?
- Is she gonna ride with you?
- Mind your own business, John.
Yeah, she's going with me.
You take care of yourself, man.
You guys ready?
You son of a bitch!
Come on, she's gonna blow.
I don't know. Please,
don't come near me.
I'm gonna be sick. Oh, Steven.
Oh, Steven! Please don't leave me.
- Don't leave me, please.
- I won't.
I couldn't bear it. Please.
I'm not gonna leave you.
- I'm not gonna leave you.
- Promise me.
- I