This man's biographer Jacqueline Edmondson claims that he once turned down a five million dollar offer to sell branded boxers.  
This man's biographer Jacqueline Edmondson claims that he once turned down a five million dollar offer to sell branded boxers.  An urban legend states that this man's last words were, "Netscape opened at what?!!", owing to his demise on the same day as cross-town company Netscape's historic IPO.  In the 1980s, this man secured the movie rights to Kurt Vonnegut's The Sirens of Titan, but was couldn't get the film made.  Vince DiBase helped curate this man's art and get it shown in galleries, and his art inspired a twenty-eight-dollar product made by Stonehenge, Ltd. that became the most popular brand of (*) necktie in the US in the 1980s.  Ben Cohen forgot to ask for this dude's permission to use his name for a top-selling dessert that Cohen designed.  This man was the de-facto leader of a group that allowed Dick Latvala and other fans to record bootlegs of their shows.  For 10 points, name this Grateful Dead guitarist.
This man's biographer Jacqueline Edmondson claims that he once turned down a five million dollar offer to sell branded boxers.  
Jerry Garcia [or Jerome John Garcia