Former Exotic Dancer Shares Colorful Story Of Life In Mafia-Owned Clubs

Worse yet, she said her mother had her arrested when she came back to get her clothes.

As she put it, "She was some prime p***y back then. But the warden did some tests on me and found out I was smart, so I got a scholarship to go anywhere in New York. I chose the Fashion Institute of Technology, which I hated."

As she said, "I was already getting work making costumes for the strippers and porn stars in Times Square. All my friends were gay people, because they never judged me. All I did was gay bars: drag queen contests, Crisco Disco, I loved the whole scene."

She would deck herself out in mink coats, five-inch heels and stockings with seams at the back.

She described her style as seeming like a drag queen, which she claimed gave a Hasidic rabbi the impression she was transgender when he tried to pick her up.

As she told him, though, "Baby, this is real fish!"

She went on to say, "Back in the seventies I was the only black girl making white girl money. I danced in so many mob clubs that I learned Italian. Black girls weren’t even allowed in some of these places. Nothing but guidos with their pinky rings and the one long fingernail they used for cocaine."

Some trips would make her as much as $3,000, with the military base at Fort Dix, New Jersey proving especially lucrative. There, she said she was often introduced as "Ms. Black Universe."

As she said, "I had this magic trick where I’d put baby bottle tops on my nipples and squirt real milk, then I’d pull a cherry out of my G-string and feed it to the guy in the front row."

This didn't deter one dancer from sneaking off with a big tipper, however, so Tanqueray and her coworkers thought of a surprise for her.

As she put it, "So the next night we put a little itching powder in her G-string. Boy did she put on a show that night. Didn’t see her again until ‘The Longest Yard’ with Burt Reynolds. So I guess she finally f***ed the right one."

She said, "Honestly the mob guys never bothered me. They were cool, and I liked how they dressed. They wore custom made suits. And they went to hair stylists, not barbers."

She mentioned that these men wouldn't even let sexual partners touch their hair, not that she would know from experience. After all, she didn't engage in sex work...except for this one time.

As the woman said, "She controlled all the high dollar prostitutes back then. She was like the Internet-- could get you anything you wanted. And all the powerful men came to her because she never talked."

Madame Blanche asked her to fulfill the needs of a department store magnate who wanted her to dress like a maid.

As she put it, "I thought I could do it. But when I got to his hotel room, he wanted to spank me with a real belt. So that was it for me. I was done."

Although she apparently shared which one it was, she made @humansofny promise not to name this man due to potential legal repercussions.

Still, she did intimate that, "He’d always spend an hour with her. He’d send a car to pick her up, bring her to his hotel room, put a Secret Service agent in front of the door, and get this: all he ever did was eat her p***y!"

Hopefully, these snippets of this woman's stories make it clear why @humansofny's followers still clamor for more tales of Tanqueray.

h/t: Instagram | @humansofny