ANDY 

- 6th August 1928

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Bob Dylan, 1965

‘Bob Dylan arrived at the Factory with Bob Neuwirth to negotiate with Andy, who wanted Dylan to star in one of his films. Dylan tensely agreed to a screen test, during which this shot was taken. Afterwards, Dylan picked up one of Andy’s Elvis paintings – ‘I’ll take this, man’ – and drove away with the painting tied to the car.’

Edie Sedgwick during the filming of one of her screen tests, 1965

‘The Factory lights would be turned down, the harsh spotlight fixed on Edie’s perfect features. Andy turns on his 16mm Bolex movie camera and walks away for the duration of a single roll of silent film, nearly three minutes.’

Sterling Morrison, John Cale and Lou Reed

 Larry Fink photos to be published next year . . . . . 

David Byrne, Debbie Harry and David Johansen 

“I photographed a number of friends eating Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. The idea originated at RISD when I took a Mick Rock photo of Lou Reed and put it on a box of German Kellogg’s Corn Flakes… You can find a photo of Andy holding the box in Victor Bockris’ Lou Reed biography.”
–Bobby Grossman

“I just do art because I’m ugly and there’s nothing else for me to do.” ― Andy Warhol