Chicago bar enforces identification rule on cross-dressing patrons

What the heck?

Hunters Nightclub in Elk Grove reluctantly imposed its new ID requirement because cross-dressing prostitutes were advertising on Craig's List and mentioning the establishment, said manager Peter Landorf.

``They're implying they're coming here,'' said Landorf, whose new rule could cut down on his cross-dressing clientele. ``If it is prostitution in any form, that could cost me my liquor license.''

Under the new admission rule, cross dressers must have a government-issued photo ID that looks like the person presenting it at the bar. That, of course, is a serious hurdle for people like Andy, a ``part-time transgender woman'' who lives in Goshen, Ind., but goes to Chicago to ``dress'' as Jeanette.