I remember her. She was like the original Dianne Brill. But don't ask me who Dianne Brill was.

never heard of her but if you say she was something, then i guess so. alas, she joins the long list of former it girls who went on to relative obscurity.

I remember Tina as the self proclaimed "Queen of the Mudd Club." This juvenile pursuit amounted to much the same as being the queen of the high school lunch room. Though I didn't know her personally, like Paris Hilton, she rubbed me the wrong way. When passing through the upstairs lounge, I remember how she would scour the crowd lingering on anyone who might be dissing her to a friend (usually me). The funniest gossip I ever heard about her, which turned out to be true, was that she kept her stash of Quaaludes buried in a vacant lot next to her building. After she moved to California Stephen Saben wrote update quips about her in Details from time to time. If you google her, there is plenty to read in reference to her creativity which now seems sadly eclipsed by her reign over the Mudd Club lunch room.

My name is Rose Sullivan and I use to work at the Mudd Club for a year. I was the barback mostly, sometimes I helped with the door and came in during the day to do the mailing.

i was the plumber. so what does it mean?

Tina was funny, smart, talented and lovely. I loved working with her on THE LOVELESS and will always remember touring Paris with her and JoAnn Crawford when the movie showed at the Cinematheque Francais. It was a wonderful time and she made it special.

My mom was a beautiful human being...she exists still in the next world, I'll see her again...she stood by me no matter what through thick and thin...she always motivated me to be an artist, to write, etc. oh...and the piece of //@!!# who posted the stuff here on this site is full of it...my Mom never did any type of drug..she was totally into health and vitamins. She was a very positive role model.

I met Tina through Noah...sup Noah...and no matter what they say i know she was a very beautiful and healthy concious woman and it sukks to be finding out that shes gone so late now...Noah hope youre doing well and you will see your mom once again.

I met Tina thru Noah...sup Noah...sorry to hear about her passing. She was a very beautiful and healthy concious woman when I met her and a very good outlook on life. Shes in a better place now...no suffering...with that smile on her face.

I worked at the Mudd Club 1980-81 and don't remember Tina very well because it seemed every night when getting to work I was fed some drug that had me high till I left work at 4am or so. It was a GREAT place to be in a great time in NYC. Farewell Tina!

Noah—In her New York years, your mother was a gorgeous creamy-skinned Downtown Goddess with a distant gaze that was so hard to get out of one's mind. She mysteriously floated around the East Village adorned with costume jewels and wrapped in delicately colored gauze-the apotheosis of the Transcendent Slavic Muse. She was quite a person. I just heard about her passing—My sympathies to you.