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In later years, she worked as a dedicated animal rights activist and wrote two unpublished books of verse about the , a porcelain Japanese feline commonly known as "The Beckoning Cat": Maneki Neko: The Japanese Legend Of The Beckoning Cat and The Japanese Legend of the Cat and the Crone.

Arguably, she is best known for her performance as the seductive, swinging housewife Elvira in the film 1974.

She played Elvira for 23 performances from October 28 to November 15, 1970, at the Martinique Theatre in New York City, and was the sole performer to make the transition from the stage play to the film.

After Score, Wilbur appeared in the film Teenage Hitchhikers.

Wilbur was a member of the original cast of Score, which was later adapted into Metzger's film.

According to newspaper articles published by Margaret Caldwell, Wilbur's longtime close friend, the actress only accepted the part in the film version of Score to make enough money to produce a documentary short written and directed by her friend Robin Lehman.

Wilbur was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2003 and died peacefully in her Upper East Side apartment in Manhattan on May 20, 2004.

Wilbur also co-produced Lehman's shorts 1975 and Nightlife 1976 , earning an nomination for the latter and winning an Oscar for the former in 1976.

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