With the click of her camera, Deborah Feingold has proven time and again that she is an expert at capturing a person’s soul and humanity.
“Gorgeous! Gorgeous!” says Feingold, as she snaps lots of pictures during a photo shoot in SoHo.
Among her most famous works are photographs of Madonna, former President Barack Obama, and Keith Richards. Many consider her images iconic.
And now Feingold, who is usually behind the camera, finds herself on the other side of the lens — and gaining national exposure — as part of a six-part series that airs Fridays on PBS.
The program, called “Icon: Music Through the Lens,” invites viewers
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