New York's own Nasty Rabbit exists to fulfill some basic life goals: drink, smoke, leer at women, listen to the Stones, and avoid social interaction. The problem with achieving the latter goal is that Nasty is none too careful about observing social mores, or personal property laws. In this book, entirely through fault of his own, Nasty gets stuck in a vegetable truck and transported to Mississippi; gets mixed up in a bootleg liquor operation; causes a magician to have a heart attack in front of an audience of children; gets sent on a rescue operation to Istanbul; is mistaken for a caped super hero; angers a bar full of patrons listening to country music; and has to help extraterrestrials further their musical career.