Dolly Parton with the Village People during a party at Victoria Station following her concert at Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, 1979.
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Dolly Parton with the Village People during a party at Victoria Station following her concert at Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, 1979.
Victor Willis has been trying his best to trash the Village People's legacy in recent years, but these are the Village People who I think of when I reflect on the members today: Felipe Rose and David Hodo on Wait Wait Don't Tell Me being charming and funny and unapologetically queer.
Felipe Rose and David Hodo are two of the founding members of the Village People (and, before you ask, because we know you're about to: they
Can't Stop the Music, US lobby card. 1980
Village People – Can't Stop The Music (1980) [X]
Randy, David and Glenn 🖤
David Hodo on the set making a dance number "I Love You To Death" in Can’t Stop the Music (1980) directed by Nancy Walker
Photography by Mary Evans/Studiocanal Films Ltd [X]
Look at this beauty
From Story, a Dutch magazine, 1979 (presumably, I got a lot of clippings in the mail from various magazines!)