Crying

They go to the club.

The, the great Rebecca De Lario sings the Roy Orbison song Crying in Spanish.

That makes me emotional even just thinking about that scene.

It's one of the greatest scenes in the history of cinema, in my opinion.

It's one of my favorite films of all time, you know? The great Nicolas Cage obviously is one of the, is also the main lead alongside the great Laura Dern.

And [laughs] you know, him being such a fan of Elvis, they go to this metal show and, you know, uh, obviously Nicolas Cage's character has the iconic s- snake skin jacket, which is a, which is a symbol in his belief in individuality and personal freedom, okay? And, you know, you got, it's like, you know, I just, oh, one of the through lines throughout all of David Lynch's work really, but through, but also in this little arc I'm talking about is, is, is sort of the romance and mystery hidden in the genre popularly known as doo-wop.

Obviously, you know, Blue Velvet opens with, you know, that, um, who, who, who, I, Bobby Vinton, I believe is who sang ♪ She wore blue ♪ I can't sing that song.

But obviously, you know, it's like you have the, that older pop of, like, you know, 1963 through maybe 1952.