Funeral: Andy Warhol (1987)

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Funeral: Andy Warhol (1987)

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Memorial service held on April 1, 1987 at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Claus von Bulow Socialite 11-Aug-1926 Allegedly tried to kill wife Sunny

John Cale Cellist 9-Mar-1942 Velvet cellist and influential producer

Ahmet Ertegün Business 21-Jul-1923 14-Dec-2006 Atlantic Records co-founder

Keith Haring Painter 4-May-1958 16-Feb-1990 Abstract graffiti and mural artist

Debbie Harry Singer 1-Jul-1945 Blondie

David Hockney Painter 9-Jul-1937 Paintings of LA swimming pools

Bianca Jagger Model 2-May-1945 First wife of Mick Jagger

Don Johnson Actor 15-Dec-1949 Miami Vice, Nash Bridges

Grace Jones Singer/Songwriter 19-May-1952 Slave to the Rhythm

Calvin Klein Fashion Designer 19-Nov-1942 Fashion designer

Timothy Leary Activist 22-Oct-1920 31-May-1996 Tune in, turn on, drop out

Fran Lebowitz Author 27-Oct-1950 Social satirist, Metropolitan Life

Roy Lichtenstein Painter 27-Oct-1923 29-Sep-1997 Whaam!

Robert Mapplethorpe Photographer 4-Nov-1946 9-Mar-1989 Erotic photographer

Liza Minnelli Singer 12-Mar-1946 Cabaret

Michael Musto Columnist 3-Dec-1955 Village Voice gossip columnist

Yoko Ono Artist 18-Feb-1933 Impenetrable musician, wife of John Lennon

George Plimpton Author 18-Mar-1927 25-Sep-2003 Paper Lion

Lou Reed Musician 2-Mar-1942 27-Oct-2013 The Velvet Underground

Diane von Furstenberg Fashion Designer 31-Dec-1946 Fashion designer

Andy Warhol Artist 6-Aug-1928 22-Feb-1987 Pop Art movement

Tom Wolfe Author 2-Mar-1931 Bonfire of the Vanities

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