Recently I had some younger gays write to me asking about the genergaytion gap that exists between younger and older gay men. I think one of the things new gays dont understand is how the gay icons can be clichés and still relevant today. In this series, watch my take on the gay icons. This week an icon that was really trouble about being perceived as a homosexual. Im sorry he didnt live to know how much he meant to all of us gays (and will for a long time to come!) Heres to Paul Lynde! Read and watch more Scott at http://www.somelikeitscott.com
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