Mor‧ri‧son, Jim /ˈmɒrəsən, ˈmɒrɪsən $ ˈmɔː-, dʒɪm/
(1943–71) the main singer with the rock group The Doors, known for his sexually exciting performances on stage. He is seen as a typical example of someone whose life was destroyed by drugs, alcohol, and the problems of being famous, and many young people visit his grave in Paris.

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