Made famous in the early 1970s as one of Andy Warhol’s “Superstars” and immortalized in the lyrics of Lou Reeds song “Take a Walk on the Wild Side”, Holly Woodlawn died yesterday in Los Angeles at age 69.
Born Haroldo Santiago Fenceschi Rodriguez Danhakl in Puerto Rico, the individual changed the given name to Holly Woodlawn and traveled from Miami, FLA to New York City by hitchhiking part of way.
Though a cross-dresser, Haroldo never went through with the snip, snip surgery.
Never liked that song.
It would take a lot more Photoshopping to make that look like anything other than a very pathetic man.
What’s with drag queens and the messed up eyebrows?
“Plucked her eyes along the way, then he was she”
Must be some kind of cross dresser, transgender right of passage.
The wiki entry says Haroldo stole some jewelry to pay for the trip North out of Miami, but only made it as far as Georgia, then had to hitch-hike the rest of the way to NYC. I would guess Holly never went home again after that.
No more freaks please…can’t take anymore
Name sounds like a cemetery; Woodland cemetery in Hollywood?
He/She died of 69?…I think I dropped a descriptive adjective…
Another tortured soul
Heh heh … died at 69 … heh heh … pretty old for a faggot, ain’t it?
So, I guess he/she will be the posthumous winner of an ESPN courage award winner for 2016?
buttsex uber alles!
The Wiki page says Holly use to claim to be heir to the cemetery. A really kidder that Holly.
These assholes are called “heroes” for having their junk cut off. Meanwhile doctors at Johns Hopkins are working to transplant replacement genitals on the REAL heroes.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/07/health/penis-transplants-being-planned-to-heal-troops-hidden-wounds.html