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Fernanda Laguna, “Mi mejor amiga extraterrestre (My alien best friend),” 1995. Acrylic on canvas, 10 11/16 x 14 5/8 inches.

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Dolly Parton photographed by David LaChapelle, 1997.

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Chloe Hope, 2012, Flickr.

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Meshell Ndegeocello for Modulus Guitars, 2002.

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Alex Behr, 2006. Source

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"The Madonna," Alessandra Sanguinetti, Buenos Aires, 2001

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Ken Stein, “Gordon, Co-Op City,” The Bronx, 1982. Source

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Nan Goldin, "Self-Portrait Writing in my Diary, Boston," 1989

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Johnny Cash's handwritten tracklist for his 1974 album "Ragged Old Flag"

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Lil’ Kim at the 1999 Met Gala. She was the first rapper to attend the event.

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"Let's Tell Them Tonight," the b-side to Nancy Allen's only single.

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Clyde Barrow's coat after he and companion Bonnie Parker were ambushed and killed by law enforcement in May 1934.

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Children's menu signed by Johnny Cash, circa 1960.

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"When That Great Ship Went Down," by William and Versey Smith. Little is known about the performers, but the song is notable for Versey's unusual, powerful vocals. The lyrics address the Titanic, which had only sunk 15 years prior.

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Valeska Suratt in SHE (1917), a silent film now considered to be lost.

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Ken Stein, NYC, 1982. Source