Dolores French has been a prostitute for 26 years and has probably become the world's most famous "working girl" as a result of her passion for "The Business." She saw her first paying customer on a lark at the age of 27 and has worked in locales as varied as a Puerto Rican brothel, a window in Amsterdam, and the upscale Manhattan boudoirs of "Mayflower Madam" Sydney Biddle Barrows. The first prostitute to appear on a TV talk show (Phil Donahue) without her face or voice hidden or disguised, Dolores helped organize the Atlanta sex trade workers' guild HIRE (Hooking is Real Employment), served on Mayor Andrew Young's Task Force on Prostitution in Atlanta, and was a consultant to the Centers for Disease Control's study on prostitution and AIDS. She published her autobiography "Working: My Life as a Prostitute" in 1988. www.doloresfrench.net doloresfrench@aol.com