"Strutter" captures the essence of observing striking, well-dressed women on the streets of New York, with lyrics that evoke a Bob Dylan influence. The song, from KISS's self-titled debut album, blends a Rolling Stones-esque groove with a glam rock style. Its composition, a collaboration between Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, features syncopated verse melodies leading into a powerful two-note chorus that culminates in a shout of the title. It's a track that embodies the band's early rock and roll energy, channeling the swagger and allure of the city.