Art Institute student Dudley Gray. She lived in Baltimore and New York City. Soul was described by John Waters as a bohemian. In 1968, she died from a drug overdose. She is buried in Bohemian National Cemetery in Baltimore. Legacy Posthumously, The Evening Sun reported that despite a short and "busy" life, Soul achieved "a certain fame." She became "semilegendary among younger admirers of the beat generation. A dozen artists painted her." Soul has been described as a "fabled starlet." Filmography Roman Candles (1966) as Smoking Nun Eat Your Makeup (1968) as Governess Dorothy, the Kansas City Pothead (1968) as Wicked Witch See also History of the Czechs in Baltimore References External links The Maelcum Soul Story on YouTube 1940 births 1968 deaths Actresses from Baltimore Artists from Baltimore American people of Bohemian descent Burials at Bohemian National Cemetery (Baltimore) Deaths from kidney failure Place of birth missing Drug-related deaths in Maryland Maryland Institute College of Art alumni American bartenders American artists' models 20th-century American actresses American film actresses