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In Memoriam · 1937 – 2020

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Baron Wolman

A visionary photographer rises to lead *Rolling Stone* through the chaos of the 1960s music revolution, capturing iconic moments that define a generation—before the pressures of fame and change force him to confront his place in the ever-shifting world of rock and roll.

Born
June 25, 1937
Died
2020

In short · Worked for one decade — 2 credits.

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Baron Wolman was an American photographer who contributed significantly to the music magazine *Rolling Stone* during the late 1960s. He became the magazine's first chief photographer in 1967, a position he held until late 1970. His photographs captured the essence of the era's music scene and played a key role in shaping the visual identity of *Rolling Stone* in its early years.

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