Mrs. Rastahomie can sing the pants off the woman who sang the National Anthem at Wrigley Field last Sunday. So much so, in fact, that I’m trying to convince her to give it a try.
I had always assumed that the honor of singing the National Anthem at Wrigley went to, in descending order:
- Wayne Messmer
- Choirs of schoolchildren, college choirs, etc.
- Washed-up musicians
- Relatives of city bigwigs, Cubs executives, or Cubs advertisers.
…and thus figured that Mrs. Rastahomie was out.
What’s the secret to singing the National Anthem at a Cubs (or any) baseball game? Is it as simple as making a demo tape of Mrs. Rastahomie and sending it to 1060 W. Addison? Or does she have to have connections?