Alice Brock, Muse of 'Alice's Restaurant,' Passes Away at 83
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Alice Brock, the Massachusetts restaurant owner immortalized in Arlo Guthrie's 1967 song "Alice's Restaurant," has died at 83 from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Known for the antiwar song that became a Thanksgiving classic, Brock's restaurant and her role in Guthrie's life brought her unexpected fame. Despite initial discomfort with her public persona, she embraced her legacy over time. Brock later pursued painting and authored several books, including "The Alice's Restaurant Cookbook." Guthrie paid tribute to her, recalling their friendship and shared memories.
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