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When Edie was first published a decade ago, it quickly became an international bestseller. In the sixties Edie Sedgwick exploded into the public eye like a comet--aristocratic, glamorous, and Andy Warhol's superstar. Then at 28 her light fizzled and died from a drug overdose. Alternately... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Edie Sedgwick: Add a description of this character.
- Andy Warhol
- Smoke: Bob Dylan's cat's son, who was owned by Edie Sedgwick and who died in a fire in Sedgwick's apartment.
- Bobby
- Francis Sedgwick
- Edith
- Babbo
- Dr. Roberts
- Jonathan
- Gabriella
- Chuck Wein
- Pamela
- Danny
- Bob Dylan
- Alice
- Kate
- Brigid
- Michael
- Dr. Mercer
- Minturn Sedgwick
- Paul Morrissey
- Gerard Malanga
- Max
- Bob Neuwirth
- Well
- Duke
- Mummy
- Sedgwicks
- Rene Ricard
- Margouleff
- Cloke
- Mintum
- Jane Holzer
- John P. Marquand
- Lulu
- Suky
- Richie
- Vadim
Setting & Locations edit
- New York City
- Groton
- Harvard
- Cambridge
- California
- Santa Barbara
- Manhattan
- Stockbridge
- Boston
- Bellevue
- Hollywood
- Silver Hill
- Casablanca
- Kansas City
- Long Island
- Cottage Hospital
- Berlin
- Goleta
- England
- Valley
- Philadelphia
- New London
- Cold Spring Harbor
- Laguna
- East Village
- Los Angeles
- Corral De Quad
- Vogue
- Isla Vista
- Park Avenue
- Saucie Sedgwick
- New Jersey
- Central Park
First Sentence edit
As a child I heard that her condition was due to having been left alone in Stockbridge through many winters while the Judge was politicking in New York and Philadelphia and Washington.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Jean Stein (Author)
- George Plimpton
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 791.430280924
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