Can you imagine what it would be like to have Tom Waits as a son? What a woman she must have been. May she rest in peace.
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Thanks for posting this. Sad day for the Waits-McMurray family indeed.
Thanks, Jackson. As I’m an avid Tom Waits fan, and saw the recent shows with his two sons playing in the band, I feel a sort of sentimental, if completely artificial, closeness to the family.