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Haylynn Cohen is an award-winning writer. She has written for several magazines including Self Magazine, L Magazine, Glamour, Seventeen, More Magazine, Vanity Fair, Town and Country, and others. She is a contributing writer to People and has served as a staff writer for Slate.

Haylynn Cohen was born in Brooklyn, New York on October 9, 1985. Her father, Yitzy, is a musician and she grew up listening to both classical and jazz music. When she was young, her interests moved from music to writing, and she received a B.A. in English at Columbia University. In her senior year, she wrote her thesis on the life of Ginsberg and invited a group of Ginsberg admirers to lunch. Her honors include winning the coveted National Book Critics Circle Award and being a finalist for the Science Fiction category in the Lambros Awards.

Haylynn Cohen has also been a guest writer in various publications including New York Times Magazine, L Magazine, People, and others. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. Her first novel was entitled All I Really Need is the Woman That I Never Had. Her second book, No Ordinary Family, was published by Little Brown and is scheduled for a release in fall 2021. It is about a mother and daughter who move from suburban America to Australia and have two children. Both of them suffer from bipolar disorder.

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According to biographer Jack Shea in his book The New Yorker, Haylynn Cohen was one of the last of the “Golds” to employ attorneys after the passing of Martin Luther King, Jr. She is currently represented by John Lewis of Atlanta, Georgia, who represented the late Dr. King for twenty-five years. Cohen has said that she felt deeply honored when she was asked to be a legal assistant for the late King in his last days. King loved her as much as she loved him. She worked with King in many of his final activities including negotiating the Historic Dry Creek Compilation Rights Act with Congress. She was also responsible for the preparation of letters advising peacekeepers to protect blacks in occupied areas. She was also a valued confidante to King when he was being hospitalized and even into his last days.

The biographer also writes that Cohen was a very good friend of Larry Aldrich, who was the former owner of the now infamous nightclub, nightclubs such as the Sunset Strip, Liquor store, the Fillmore, and others. When he died, Cohen paid for his own funeral. It is alleged that after her death, the nightclubs were sold and Aldrich became the main shareholder of the now-shuttered New York nightclub, nightclubs Daisy, and nightclub Icon. Haylynn Cohen’s net worth is calculated at approximately one and a half million dollars.

So we see in this biography that not only were Cohen a chief investor and nightclub operator, but she was also a friend and confidante of many major figures. She may not have been exactly what you would consider a “celebrities” yet by the standards of our society, she was certainly a big name. She had access to and enjoyed many high profile nightclubs and bars. The book talks about her many trips to Las Vegas and Atlantic City along the way. If you are looking for a biography on a 35-year-old woman with an extensive knowledge of music and business, then you should really consider reading this book.