According to the Times:
More than 800 people went to the funeral on Long Island: lifelong friends and family friends and bouncers and disc jockeys and club owners and people with tattoos and piercings and five-inch heels. “It was the hippest funeral,” his mother said, “that I have ever been to.”
Previously: R.I.P. New York DJ Josh Link
Doing What He Loved, He Brought People Together [NYT]
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