How is Young's touring bus, Pocahontas, described in the memoir, Waging Heavy Peace?

Pocahontas was a 1973 Eagle bus that was used for touring. Roger Somers designed the woodwork in the bus and Bart Ehman worked as the mechanic on it. Roy nicknamed it Emily Flowers and got carried away with phallic features. In addition to the whimsical wooded wings on the outside, Neil designed a cow skull on a redwood bark background. It had car tops from a Studebaker and a Hudson on top. Pocahontas had several drivers, a fully equipped kitchen, and comfortable beds.