“GG Allin: I might go and kick somebody in the head, I might grab a girl and force her to perform oral sex with me. I've had sex on stage with men, women and animals and everything in between.”

—  GG Allin

GG Allin on The Jerry Springer Show, May 5. 1993.
On The Jerry Springer Show

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American singer-songwriter 1956–1993

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