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The Beautiful&The Damned

“In retrospect and after a whole lot of living, I look upon the Factory scene like a perpetual carnival in Rio de Janeiro, beautiful girls, pretty boys, music in the air and f***ing in the streets, and every once in a while somebody runs in and kills one of the guests.”

Finkelstein later wrote: “I stayed at the Factory for close to two years. I watched pop die, I saw punk being born. I participated in a cultural revolution that shook the superstructure of our society ... I can’t really say what Warhol did to or for the rest of society, but he was my artistic messiah.”

Nat Finkelstein's portrait Edie With Chains, of the beautiful but doomed Factory Habituee Edie Sedgwick.

beautiful and tragic.

Andy Warhol & Bob Dylan, who may or may not have written one of his most beautiful songs, Just Like a Woman, about Edie Sedgwick.

by Nat Finkelstein - court photographer at Andy Warhol's Factory.

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