Over on our YouTube Channel we’ve recently posted an interview the infamous Desiree Cousteau did with Midnight Blue at the premier of her 1979 film DEEP RUB. We had to blur out a portion of it which showed Ms Cousteau dancing at the Melody Burlesque in NYC. Well, we don’t censor things over here at the Capri Show World, so here, for your consideration, is the unedited version of Ms Cousteau’s dance routine (the sound is not original).
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