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by Ann Binlot Published: December 19, 2011 Throughout his four decades in photography, Mick Rock, the so-called “man who shot the ‘70s,” snapped pictures of some of the greatest rock and roll musicians, including David Bowieand Queen. Still in the game after all these years, the photographer keeps his portfolio fresh by shooting contemporary musicians like Cee Lo Green and Janelle Monáe. A new

Last night the W New York Downtown hosted a bash for legendary rock photographer Mick Rock‘s photo show … “Rocked”  … with a performance from Phantogram. Rock! Mark RonsonDJd and Betsey Johnson, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Theophilus London and other loverly attendees mixed and mingled. Above, check out Zac Sebastian’s photos from the night. Check out the photos here

NME gallery of Mick Rock photos can be seen here.

Shot of The Daily: Rock It On A Wednesday Wednesday night ROCKED a little harder at the W Hotel Downtown for the opening of legendary photographer Mick Rock’s photo exhibition, which runs through December 28th. Betsey Johnson, Chace Crawford, Ann Dexter-Jones, Thom Filicia, Lulu Johnson, Jenne Lombardo, Bebe Buell, Lisa Raden, Liz Vap and Penn Badgley came out for a performance

The rain was bananas that night but still W New York Downtown was stuffed to the gills for Mick Rock’s ‘Rocked’ Exhibition and party. MichaelAngelo L’Acqua hosted the likes of Betsey Johnson, Karen O and Penn Badgley, while Mark Ronson DJed. Love that Mark’s mom Anne Dexter Jones showed up to support him. Check out

The watcher became the watched last night at the W Downtown. Legendary British music photographer Mick Rock, a star in his own right, was in jubilant spirits at the latest installment of the hotel’s Symmetry Live event and opening of his ROCKED photo exhibit. Looking every bit the icon in his trademark scarf and Ray Ban

Mick Rock Shows Off His Pretty, Pretty Pictures at the W By Michael Orell Remember that great Sean John ad Mark Ronson was in 10 years ago? The Observerloved that ad. Sure we could have asked the producer whether married life had changed him,  or “what’s next,” but all we really wanted to know was whether it was P.

The recipe for a quality rock ‘n roll photo is typically simple and standard: put a badass rock star in front of the lens and a photographer blessed with an eye for composition behind it. Let a few hours pass, a few photos develop and the whole process culminates with an image fully prepped to