Marlon Brando 1964-Murray Garrett
The cat and typewriter juxtapose the public persona of Brando
Paul Simonon 1979-Pennie Smith
Iconic album cover shot captures the Clash bass player (who was clearly an admirer of Brando) in the Rock 'n' roll moment
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