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Andy Warhol and Debbie Harry Demonstrating the Amiga Computer, NYC, 1985

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By Allan Tannenbaum

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Amiga got Andy and Debbie to promote the graphic capabilities of their new computer system, which were the most advanced at the time. Andy photographed a portrait of Debbie Harry, which he then digitized and manipulated to look like one of his famous Silkscreen works.

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