
Val Kilmer Will Always Be Mr. Iceman to Us
As Iceman in 'Top Gun,' Val Kilmer, who died yesterday at 65, brought all of his warmth and intelligence to bear

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As Iceman in 'Top Gun,' Val Kilmer, who died yesterday at 65, brought all of his warmth and intelligence to bear

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There are songwriters, and then there’s Bob Dylan. The word “genius” is so often thrown about with reckless naivety. In the case of Dylan, a towering figure in music, it simply isn’t enough. An American original, Dylan always played to the beat of his own drum.