For much of Anderson's career, the voice was nameless or called the Voice of Authority, although as early as 2009 it was dubbed Fenway Bergamot at Lou Reed's suggestion. The cover of Homeland depicts Anderson in character as Bergamot, with streaks of black makeup to give her a moustache and thick, masculine eyebrows.
For much of Anderson's career the voice was nameless or called the Voice of Authority although as early as 2009 it was dubbed Fenway Bergamot at Lou Reed's suggestion The cover of Homeland depicts Anderson in character as Bergamot with streaks of black makeup to give her a moustache and thick masculine eyebrows