Famous walker, Jerry Zipkin, a favorite of Nancy Reagan, with Nancy's best friend Betsy Bloomingdale.
Scion Jamie Johnson crafts a short article on social walkers and professional houseguest for
Vanity Fair.
Inked Johnson:
In the earliest days of patrician society, fortune and breeding were the only things that could guarantee one acceptance. And then somewhere along the line celebrity became sufficient to earn one a pass. Sometime after that, interestingly, becoming a walker, or an escort, opened the gates. And now, of course, there’s the professional houseguest, an entity very similar to and occasionally indistinguishable from the walker.
Walkers may appear to be at the lower end of the pecking order, but it is a mistake to undervalue them.Nice work if you can get it, and if you get, won't you tell me how.....
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