Alice Brock, Muse of 'Alice's Restaurant,' Passes Away at 83
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Alice Brock, the inspiration behind Arlo Guthrie's iconic song "Alice's Restaurant Massacree," has passed away at 83. Known for her Massachusetts eatery that became a symbol of 1960s counterculture, Brock's life intertwined with Guthrie's when a Thanksgiving Day incident in 1965 led to his famous protest song. Despite not initially being passionate about cooking, Brock ran several restaurants and collaborated with Guthrie on various projects. Her legacy continues through Guthrie's music and the Guthrie Center, which honors her memory.
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