Hilarious Stevie reference in book

[PenguinHead]

Not sure if anyone has ever mentioned the Stevie reference in the Augusten Burroughs book "Running With Scissors." (preface: he had a very bizzare childhood and his crazy mother gave him over to her physciatrist's family to be raised...and they were even crazier.

Recalling his childhood musical aspirations with his friend:

"It was our goal to become an international singing sensation, on par with Peaches N' Herb or the Captain and Tenille. We practiced upstairs in Natalie's room by singing along to Stevie Nicks albums. The problem was, Stevie was sometimes hard to understand and Natalie had long since lost the liner notes to the album. So I would lie on the floor next to the speaker and Natalie would stand with her finger poised over the needle.

"Wait, I can't understand that -- play it again," I'd say, scribbling furiously to keep up. "Is she singing 'just like a wine-ringed love' or 'white-winged dove'?"
Natalie would drop the needle on the record, causing it to screech. "Hold on, here it comes." The verse would play and again I couldn't understand. "F-it, I'll just write something in."

Another reference:

Sometimes we would drag the fan upstairs. This would created a sort of Stevie-Nicks-in-a-wind-tunnel look that we especially loved."