Wendy Ho was born in a Trailer Court (yes different than a park) and at the age of 12 decided she was African American. She sounds like Taylor Dayne, Chaka Khan, and Yo Yo, and yet  writes like Blowfly, Dolemite, and Judy Tenuta. She’s been rampaging through New York City for the last 4 years with a musical comedy act so raucous that people have a hard time describing the experience. It may be attributed to the fact that she was raised in a trailer court, and overindulged with too many episodes of 227.
Or maybe its her years and experience on the streets of Harlem that have inspired her afro-centric stylings. All one can say is that once Ho started writing songs about her experiences as a white trash gurl gone ghetto ho in Harlem USA, that she was heartily welcomed onto the New York underground comedy and music scene.  Her album, The Gospel According to Ho, is now a cult classic, and she is currently in the studio working on her sophomore album.
Ho will steal your purse, warn you about the dangers of flossing your teeth before giving head, and demand that "you steal Susan's Loochey."