One of my favorite regular newspaper features is the Sunday Post's "My New York," where a celebrity or person of note writes about their favorite spots in the city. Sometimes the selections are lame, and sometimes they're not. But either way, where someone likes to spend time in the city is always a revelation. This week's from-the-grave list from Andy Warhol -- the downtown legend who was an Upper East Side boy -- was especially fun, featuring everything from his wig shot on West 42nd Street to Edie Sedgwick's three-bedroom apartment on East 63rd Street, where the doomed heiress fell asleep smoking, setting the place on fire. See the complete list HERE.Monday, July 18, 2011
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One of my favorite regular newspaper features is the Sunday Post's "My New York," where a celebrity or person of note writes about their favorite spots in the city. Sometimes the selections are lame, and sometimes they're not. But either way, where someone likes to spend time in the city is always a revelation. This week's from-the-grave list from Andy Warhol -- the downtown legend who was an Upper East Side boy -- was especially fun, featuring everything from his wig shot on West 42nd Street to Edie Sedgwick's three-bedroom apartment on East 63rd Street, where the doomed heiress fell asleep smoking, setting the place on fire. See the complete list HERE.
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