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The conversations with artists, athletes, business leaders, and political figures have been referenced by mainstream publications such as AP News, Billboard, CNN, Los Angeles Times, The Paris Review, Slate, Time, Variety, Vice, and The Washington Post as a benchmark for in-depth interviews.
To get the real story behind this curious American folk hero, Playboy sent Maury Z. Levy and Samantha Stevenson, who had teamed up recently to write "The Secret Life of Baseball" (Playboy, July), to talk with Rose.
Includes interviews with Jim Brown, Joe Namath, Billie Jean King, O. J. Simpson, Pete Rose, Michael Jordan, Allen Iverson, Barry Bonds, Mike Tyson, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Some of the interviews were originally edited for space and are presented here in full!
Pete Rose: The Playboy Interview. Twenty-some years ago, Peter Edward Rose was just another tough kid growing up in the river wards of Cincinnati. He was a tough kid who liked girls and fast and fancy cars and baseball. Today, at the age of 38, not much has changed about Pete Rose.
Pete Rose: The Playboy Interviews (Singles Classic) (50 Years of the Playboy Interview) (English Edition) eBook : Playboy: Amazon.de: Kindle Store
the playboy interview: pete rose by maury z. levy (1980). From the book THEY PLAYED THE GAME, Playboy Press. Twenty-some years ago, Peter Edward Rose was just another tough kid growing up in the river wards of Cincinnati.
Pete Rose: The Playboy Interviews My Prison Without Bars is Pete Rose 's autobiography , published by Rodale Press in Emmaus, Pennsylvania on January 8, 2004. In the book, Rose finally admitted publicly to betting on baseball games and other sports while playing for and managing the Cincinnati Reds . [ 1 ]
