Encouraged by Andy Warhol, Bobby Grossman picked up a camera and started photographing the likes of Bowie, Basquiat and Debby Harry.
"I was going to the clubs at night and hitting the pavements with my portfolio by day, getting jobs here and there -- but going out and having fun seemed more important to me," he says."I was in the right place at the right time. People from all around the world were visiting New York because there was something going on. It might have been the biggest art movement in decades.
Bobby cemented his place in New York's cultural history as the"unofficial official photographer" for , the groundbreaking public access show that David Letterman once described as"…the greatest TV show anywhere, ever!" Billed as a"television show that's a cocktail party but also a political party, premiered in December 1978 and was broadcast live Tuesday nights for an hour at half midnight.
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