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A homeless New York City man who became a minor celebrity and a fixture on the sets of movies and TV shows filmed in New York from the late 1980s until his death. · Appearance: Easily recognizable by the multiple radios he wore around his neck, tuned to different stations, which is how he got his nickname. He also wore a bicycle helmet adorned with buttons and memorabilia.Radioman was not an actor or crew member, but he had an uncanny ability to find film sets. He became a beloved good-luck charm for many in the industry. He was known for his gentle, harmless presence, and his enthusiastic love for movies.He was befriended by countless A-list stars like Robin Williams, Susan Sarandon, Matt Damon, and George Clooney. Directors like Martin Scorsese and Sidney Lumet knew him and allowed him on their sets. He was even written into small, non-speaking background roles in over 100 films and TV shows as an inside joke and a nod to his status.He had cameos in films like The Fisher King, For Love of the Game, The Interpreter, Escape from L.A., and Knight and Day. He was the subject of a 2012 documentary titled Radioman.