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Here's What Kurt Cobain Would Look Like At 46


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Jen Carlson

Published Feb 20, 2013

Modified Feb 20, 2013


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Published Feb 20, 2013

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Today Kurt Cobain would have turned 46 years old, and since we've already revisited his life and work from when he was alive, today we're looking at what the musician would have looked like had he not died at 27. Click through for a vision of what Cobain might have looked like as an older man—which we generated using some aging software. For something more substantial, check out these links below:

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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