Friends, rivals, and collaborators, Bowie respected Reed not just as a great songwriter, but as an ambassador for a very specific version of New York City.

Everyone thinks they can do the Christopher Walken voice. That New York lilt. That round, honeyed purr, like a cat with plans. Try it yourself. Go on. Speak from the back of your throat. Elongate ...

Everyone thinks they can do the Christopher ... when you’re playing parts like these.” He smiles. “You can tell when people like each other.” Walken is talking to me from New York, dressed ...

Christopher Walken ... (“True Romance,” “King of New York”). “I play all these unwholesome, twisted people,” he says. “But Burt, he’s a good guy.” Walken grew up in Queens ...

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Mackie says, “They encouraged us at Julliard to take advantage of the experience of being in New York ... affect you once you got out of school. If you look at Christopher Walken,” he ...

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Everyone thinks they can do the Christopher Walken voice. That New York lilt. That round ... Elongate those vowels. What you shouldn’t do, though, is try it in front of him.

“I went to see him backstage, and he’s like, ‘You know ... (via the New York Post), Ferrell, who wrote the “More Cowbell” sketch, opens up about how much Walken has come to resent ...