If You Could Have Dinner With Any Five People In History…

by Michael Musto

May 27, 2011

Whether living or dead … who would they be?

(And by the way, I’m available for any free meal.)

My choices would start with pop-culture visionary Andy Warhol (above), whom I did have dinner with, but I want to do so again and again.

Also …

You?

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