Wynn, Al: - It was hard raising myself at the age of seventeen years old in the jungle streets of Chicago, fighting the icy cold winter and sleeping in an abandoned car with a strange abandoned dog. I sat there sometimes in my hotel room, the car, wondering, "What did life have in store for me?" I then asked myself, "What is life?" I reasoned with myself. "Life is a school of good and bad breaks, where lessons hard learned reaches the human soul and leaves an imprint, and that imprint is an experience." Through life I have rubbed shoulders with judges, congressmen, aldermen, and, the topnotch mafia of Chicago. I did business with and knew most of the gang lords in the late 60's. I have lived through several narrow escapes of my life.