Next to the kitchen door, Elvis Presley is sticking his tongue into a young woman’s mouth. I never understood why he made millions of girls cry, until I saw that photo, used as an ad as it was, for Sam Shepard’s play "Fool for Love".

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Next to the kitchen door, Elvis Presley is sticking his tongue into a young woman’s mouth. I never understood why he made millions of girls cry, until I saw that photo, used as an ad as it was, for Sam Shepard’s play "Fool for Love"." in the context of "Diane Keaton, who paid $4,300 at a Sotheby's auction for a copy of Albert Wertheimert's most celebrated Elvis photo ( 1 of 3,800 exposures ), the aptly called "The Kiss", as noted in her autobiography "Let's just say it wasnt pretty". The woman in the photo is Barbara Grey, whose identity remained a secret, even to Wertheimer, for over 55 years (1956-2011)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.