Jonathan Rosenbaum's memory of a Fugs concert, discovered in his essay for Criterion's WR: Mysteries of the Organism DVD:

[Tuli] Kupferberg and fellow poet Ed Sanders headed a New York rock band called the Fugs, one of whose tart songs, "Kill for Peace," we hear while Kupferberg appears in army fatigues and helmet, with a machine gun, on a street near Lincoln Center. I have a cherished memory of this quintessential sixties group performing "Coca-Cola Douche" at a free concert in the Lower East Side's Tompkins Square Park, with elderly Poles and Ukrainians composing the bulk of their appreciative audience.

This makes me very happy.

from "Lecture pratique du caractère" (1907), which Pillipat tells me is a translation of an American book