1968. Her friend Judy Collins sang at the ceremony. After the wedding, Baez and Harris moved into a home in the Los Altos Hills on 10 acres (4.0 hectares) of land called Struggle Mountain, part of a commune, where they tended gardens and were strict vegetarians. A short time later, Harris refused induction into the armed forces and was indicted. On July 16, 1969, Harris was taken by federal marshals to prison. Baez was visibly pregnant in public in the months that followed, most notably at the Woodstock Festival, where she performed a handful of songs in the early morning. Their son Gabriel was born on December 2, 1969. Harris was released from Texas prison after 15 months, but the couple separated three months after his release and they divorced amicably in 1973. They shared custody of Gabriel, who lived primarily with Baez. Baez and Harris remained on friendly terms throughout the years; they reunited on-camera for the 2009 American Masters documentary for PBS. Subsequent relationships Harris remarried in 1977 to New York Times reporter and novelist Lacey Fosburgh. Their daughter Sophie was born in 1983. Fosburgh died of complications from breast cancer in 1993. In 1996, Harris began a relationship with physician Cheri Forrester. They married in 2011, and resided in Mill Valley, California. Death Harris died from lung cancer at his home in Mill Valley on February 6, 2023, at the age of 76. Bibliography Non-fiction Goliath (Sidereal Press & Richard W. Baron Co., 1970), a memoir of Harris's work with the peace movement and his trial for draft resistance. Coming Out, with Joan Baez Harris and photographs by Bob Fitch (Pocket Books, 1971) I Shoulda Been Home Yesterday: Twenty Months In Prison for Not Killing Anybody (Delacorte Press / Seymour Lawrence, 1976), an account of Harris's imprisonment. Dreams Die Hard: Three Men's Journey Through The Sixties (St. Martin's / Marek, 1982), the story of three men who were all friends in the anti-war movement, one of whom ended up killing one of the others 10 years later. The League: the Rise and Decline of the NFL (1986), recounts the struggle for power between the owners and commissioner of the National Football League. The Last Stand: the War Between Wall Street and Main Street Over California's Ancient Redwoods (Times Books, 1996; Sierra Club Books paperback ed. 1997), an account of the takeover of a northern California lumber company