Towards the end of the song, Paul Westerberg can be heard singing the words "Jefferson's Cock".
Occasionally, the Replacements would play gigs in Minneapolis under this name, with the band members wearing dresses.
Joan Jett's music video features Jett singing the song as a story from a children's book in a library in front of a group of young children, with the details and the characters of Dick and Jane from the song portrayed in the video.
The video features fellow musician John Doe as Dick, the author of the book, and with Jett portraying Jane.
Personnel taken from Let It Be liner notes[2] The song was covered by Crash Test Dummies and released as the third and final single from their 1991 debut album The Ghosts That Haunt Me.