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If you're too young to know who he was, read his masterpiece, "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas", or at least see the movie. (Johnny Depp followed him around for quite a while to make sure he got him right.) But really, I think you had to live through the 60s to really appreciate him. Maybe not.
Rest in peace, Duke.