There once was a poet named Corso
who had a bad gland in his torso.
But, before cancer nailed him,
beat critics once hailed him
as, like, Kerouac, only more so.

Name
Gregory Nunzio Corso
Birthday
March 26, 1930
Age
70
Died on
Wednesday, January 17th, 2001
Famous
Confirmed
Sunday, September 24th, 2000
Tags
poet, writer
Gregory Nunzio Corso
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Guess the Stiff!

Built a hotel empire, was huge in aviation, started the American Football League, which eventually merged with the NFL and created the Suoer Bowl, had 8 kids, 15 grandkids, and was a solid philanthropist. And somehow his vapid granddaughter gets all the press. That SUCKS.

(d) September 19th, 2019