"He was so authentic, in a way that a lot of us had never experienced,” Mr. Burns said in an interview with The New York Times in 2006. “You wanted to be like him. You wanted to tell the truth. You’d go out to take pictures with him, and we all saw the same things he did, and then we’d come back, and he’d put up his prints, and you’d put up yours, and you were devastated."
