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She was a model in London during the swinging '60s. She was a muse and close friend of Salvador Dalí. She dated David Bowie and appeared on the cover of a Roxy Music album with a panther on a leash. She wrote disco songs that sold millions of records. She is an accomplished painter. Last year, she appeared onstage in Paris in 'L'Argent de la vieille,' an Italian comedy performed in French.
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