The song “867-5309” (Jenny) by Tommy Tutone can be related to how Holden feels while alone wandering around New York. In The Catcher in the Rye, Holden faces the feeling of extreme lonesomeness. To cope with this feeling he calls Jane Gallagher, Sally Hayes, Carl Luce, Faith Cavendish and his little sister, Phoebe Caulfield. He also highers a prostitute, named Sunny, to have a conversation with. An example, of his depressed state is when Holden get drunk after Luce leaves him alone at the bar. He says, “When I finally got down off the radiator and went out to the hat-check room, I was crying and all. I don't know why, but I was. I guess it was because I was feeling so damn depressed and lonesome. Then, when I went out to the checkroom […] the
