Nelson Sullivan's Video Diaries

This documentary spans from 1983 to 1989, showcasing over 1,900 hours of video footage. Nelson Sullivan documents his daily life and interactions with local icons, including RuPaul, Sylvia Miles, and Phoebe Legere, across a total of 601 episodes. The film provides a unique perspective on the cultural landscape of the East Village during this era.

As a collector of physical media, the documentary serves as a valuable artifact of New York's underground scene. It highlights the personalities and moments that defined a vibrant community and preserves the essence of a time long past. The raw and unfiltered nature of Sullivan's work captures the spirit of an era that is both significant and transformative in American culture.