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00:03Andy Warhol's greatest work of art is Andy Warhol.
00:06He was big.
00:08Genius.
00:09Art, music, film.
00:11Fashion.
00:13He created his own style, his own affectations.
00:17Icon.
00:18Andy was creating contemporary culture.
00:20I am Warhol!
00:21No one's more famous in the 20th century than Andy Warhol.
00:25Andy.
00:25Andy.
00:26Andy.
00:26Andy.
00:27But I don't think you'll ever figure Warhol out.
00:29And I hope no one ever does.
00:31The wig, what he says, that's a guise.
00:35The diaries are Andy's lots in Andy's words.
00:39No other part of his work shows this.
00:41I went down to the office because they are making a robot of me.
00:47Andy's wish is finally coming true.
00:50Warhol was so good at hiding parts of his life.
00:54Was Andy out?
00:56Well, he was never in, so, uh...
01:00There's all of these little stories that are still there to be uncovered.
01:04I saw Andy screaming in pain.
01:07The Catholic imagery that surely is related to the AIDS crisis.
01:11There are things that you can see in the work.
01:17If you look for it...
01:19This quote of his, if you want to know anything about my work, look behind it, there's nothing
01:24there, is really just not true.
01:26Within the diaries, there are these clues that he did have these intimate relationships.
01:31Andy was in love with Pasquia.
01:33I don't know if it was sexual, but there was a relationship there.
01:40He broke every rule.
01:41He made you look at things in a completely different way, and that's what art is.
01:46He was just very sensitive about where he fit in.
01:49There was this dream, this desire to be someone else, to escape.
01:54I'm just a freak.
01:57I wasn't very close to anyone.
02:02Although, I guess I wanted to be.
02:25to be seen on this dream, it seems a story.
02:25I was tired of being depressed, but I have how I want to say that.
02:25I could try to also demonstrate u-
