She was on the cover of Vogue with a guitar, the cover of Interview magazine, and a model for a lot of hot designers. Linda Hutton, however, was not a full-time actress, and only scored one credit on her resume—but a good one. As Elaine in the sci-fi drama The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) starring David Bowie, she had a naked romp with one of the film’s other stars, Rip Torn, who played Nathan Bryce. The R-rated film didn’t go hardcore with the sex scene, but audiences are treated to Linda’s lovelies, as well as a flash of her bush. The blonde goddess was born in New York City, and attended George Washington University, but dropped out before she finished, becoming a popular fashion and lingerie mode in the ‘70s. Her stint on screen was likely meant to be just a one-shot, fun thing to put on her resume, but she did appear on the cover of the January 1979 issue of Interview magazine looking a little Bowie-ish, so she apparently got some mileage out of her little skinematic turn. If you Google long enough and hard enough, you can even find a photo of her that was shot by Andy Warhol in 1976. The hot honey eventually retired from the modeling world, reportedly marrying a French photographer and settling down in the countryside to be a mom. So, so far from the guitar shot on the cover of Vogue. But that’s okay, too—the world could always use more MILFs.
