But he gives the singer some credit for visiting the museum in the first place, in preference to some of the city's seedier attractions.

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Browne claimed in a police interview in 2000, that he got into the seedier side of the business after initially being paid for information on horses.

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Playboy in the past few years has outsourced much of its media operations and shed some of the seedier aspects of its business, like its cable-TV channels, to focus on fragrance licensing and other revenue streams.

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The seedy trainers, on the seedier tracks?

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Yet it was in that very beachfront neighborhood, full of senior citizens in bikinis by day but seedier by night, that the two foreigners hailed one of the fleet of public transit vans often used as a speedier alternative to buses.

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' And then in the teens, when there was the dance craze in America and everyone was boogalooing and doing a lot of dirty dancing in the seedier nightclubs, which is naturally where the saxophone gravitated to, the Ladies' Home Journal wrote that the saxophone rendered listeners incapable of distinguishing between right and wrong and evil and good.

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