Tim Mohr, acclaimed journalist and translator known for chronicling the East German punk scene's political significance, has passed away at 55. His friend and publisher, Michael Reynolds, confirmed the news, noting that Mohr died at his Brooklyn home following a battle with pancreatic cancer. Mohr's impactful career spanned roles at various publications, including The New York Times and Playboy, where he collaborated with musicians like Duff McKagan and Paul Stanley. His work, especially the 2018 book 'Burning Down the Haus,' highlighted the punk movement's influence during a pivotal time in Germany's political history.
Tim Mohr's work chronicled the East German punk scene's political importance, making significant contributions to journalism and literature before his untimely death.
In a heartfelt tribute, Michael Reynolds described Mohr as a dear friend who combined eloquence, a moral compass, and charismatic coolness in his life and work.
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