Alice Szigethy has always been tickled that her restaurant in Lake Hopatcong, NJ shares a name with Arlo Guthrie's famous, offbeat, meandering anti-war folk ballad. She's less amused that people keep swiping her framed copies of Guthrie's album.

But somehow, her own son has reached the ripe old age of 19 without ever hearing "Alice's Restaurant Masacree," even though it gets played on radio stations across the country every Thanksgiving.

“I feel I’ve failed as a parent,” Szigethy said.