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Cyrinda Foxe. Cyrinnda Foxe, nascida Kathleen Victoria Hetzekian ( Santa Monica, Califórnia, 22 de fevereiro de 1952 - Nova Iorque, 7 de setembro de 2002 ), foi uma modelo, atriz e groupie, mais conhecido por seu casamento com Steven Tyler, da banda de rock Aerosmith, com quem teve sua única filha Mia Tyler. [ 1]
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1 ago 2009 · Dream on. In the New York underground music scene of the 1970s, Cyrinda Foxe was a legend and icon. Partying with huge headliners and obscure bands alike, she eventually fell in with Steven Tyler, lead singer of an unknown band called Aerosmith. In DREAM ON, Cyrinda chronicles her life, from growing up in an abusive home, to her troubled ...
22 feb 2018 · The road may not have been the smoothest for them, but Cyrinda Foxe and Steven Tyler loved each other dearly and nearly 16 years after her death, it shows. Tyler, 69, took to social media today to celebrate what would have been Foxe’s 66th birthday with a sweet snapshot shared to social media in her honor. Calling her his “Jean Geanie [sic ...
Cyrinda was Liv Tyler's stepmother and good friend with Bebe Buell, who is Liv Tyler's mom. Unless indicated otherwise, the text in this article is either based on Wikipedia article "Cyrinda Foxe" or another language Wikipedia page thereof used under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License ; or on research by Jahsonic and friends.
10 gen 2001 · "You look like Cyrinda Foxe," I commented. I had just read her book and as a pre-teen in the '70s, loved seeing her pictures in Rock Scene magazine and wrote in my diary that she was the most beautiful woman in the world! As an older teen, I emulated her by bleaching my hair platinum blonde. "I am!" she said.
This led to Foxe's casting, and she flew from New York to San Francisco especially for the shoot. Bowie also recorded "The Jean Genie" for BBC's Top of the Pops, the performance being broadcast on 4 January 1973. Unusual for the era, the four-piece band performed live, and included an extended guitar solo by Ronson.
