In 1990, Ronnie wrote an autobiography, titled "Be My Baby: How I Survived Mascara, Miniskirts, and Madness", in which she offers a damning description of her only Apple single. She says that "Try Some, Buy Some" "stunk" and its meaning was lost on her: "Religion? Drugs? Sex? I was mystified. And the more George sang, the more mystified I got." In 1999, however, she named the song among her five favourite recordings from her career, along with "Say Goodbye to Hollywood", "Take Me Home Tonight", the title track of her 1999 EP "She Talks to Rainbows", and "Be My Baby". She added: "the record was done to make me happy, and it did. It might not have been made for the right reasons, but it's a good record."