Your Unauthorized Guide to the Golden Age of National Lampoon Magazine
(1970-1975)

106. Sinead O’Connor Story

October 12, 2006

Q: Hello, every once in a while I think about the funniest article I’ve ever read. It was a fictional story about the author going to the airport and picking up two people, one of whom was Sinead O’Connor. A deer was struck, but not killed, so it was strapped to the hood. The vehicle allowed a great deal of heat to escape through it’s engine, and the deer was cooked. At some point Sinead decided to flip off oncoming traffic, so she could get show them contempt, before they could show theirs.

A: “Driving Sinead O’Connor and Joan Baez to a Peace Rally in July” by Dino Londis from the January/February 1994 issue. (Thanks to Clark for providing the answer.)

Comments

The article you are looking for is in the Jan/Feb 1994 edition, page 38. Just so you know, I have been looking for it for the last decade also. It is on the Natl Lampoon DVD, and took forever to find.

—Clark

January 25, 2009 12:40 pm

Thanks, Clark!

—Mark

January 25, 2009 12:53 pm

I forgot all about that. Gotta go back and re-read it.

—Dino Londis

March 16, 2009 3:55 pm

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