Cherry Vanilla, born Kathleen Dorritie in 1943, has made a unique mark on both the film and music industries. Renowned for her eclectic career, she first captivated audiences in Andy Warhol's avant-garde play *Pork* and later took on a pivotal role as David Bowie's publicist, where her outrageous promotional tactics became legendary. Collectors particularly seek out her work in the 2015 film *Lost Rockers*, which showcases her connection to the vibrant New York punk scene of the 1970s, blending rock nostalgia with a compelling narrative that resonates with fans of both music and cinema. Her time with Bowie's team and her stint as a frontwoman for the Cherry Vanilla Band solidified her status in the cultural landscape. With releases like the single “The Punk” and the album *Bad Girl*, collectors appreciate the rarity and historical significance of her contributions during a transformative era in music. Additionally, her autobiography, *Lick Me: How I Became Cherry Vanilla*, offers an insider's perspective that further entices physical media enthusiasts looking to understand the intersections of rock, art, and film.