"No one wants to pass this way unnoticed – they really don’t, even in a negative way." Acclaimed photographer Harry Benson discusses Bobby Kennedy, The Beatles, and the downside of fame.
Zan Boag: Your shots of actors, musicians and heads of state tend to attract the most attention, but you have also photographed protests and conflicts over the years – including a march with Martin Luther King, IRA members, and many other significant people and events. Do you see...
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