St. Vincent Brian Doyle-Murray, actor, voice artist, Saturday Night Live, Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack, The Razor's Edge, Wayne's World, Cabin Boy, The Middle Elizabeth Murray, artist Joel Murray, actor, Dharma & Greg, Love & War, Grand, Mad Men John Murray, music teacher, founder of Naperville, Illinois Brent Musburger, sportscaster, 1960s Chicago sportswriter (born in Oregon) John Musker, animation director, Aladdin, Hercules, The Princess and the Frog George Musso, Hall of Fame lineman for Chicago Bears Max Mutchnick, TV producer, creator of Will & Grace Riccardo Muti, symphony conductor (born in Italy) Mike Myers, MLB pitcher 1995–2007 Don Myrick, saxophonist for Earth, Wind & Fire, Phil Collins N Na–Nn John Naber, swimmer, winner of five Olympic medals Bill Nack, author and journalist Steven R. Nagel, astronaut Jack Nagle, basketball coach for Marquette 1953–58 Ajay Naidu, actor, Office Space, LateLine Suzy Nakamura, actress, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Dr. Ken Duke Nalon, auto racer in Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Bryan Namoff, pro soccer player Albinus Nance, Governor of Nebraska 1879–1883 Ray Nance, trumpeter Joseph Naper, shipbuilder, first village president of Naperville Robert Nardelli, CEO, Chrysler, Home Depot (born in Pennsylvania) Charles W. Nash, automobile entrepreneur, created Nash Motors Heather Nauert, news anchor for Fox News Channel Tom Neal, actor, Detour, Crime, Inc. Long John Nebel, radio personality Oscar Neebe, convicted Haymarket affair anarchist (born in New York) Carrie Neely, four-time U.S. Open tennis doubles champion Cal Neeman, MLB catcher 1957–63 John G. Neihardt, author and historian A.L. Neiman, co-founder of Neiman Marcus Bernie Neis, MLB player 1920–27 Baby Face Nelson, bank robber and murderer in the 1930s Battling Nelson, boxer, lightweight champion 1905–06 (born in Denmark) John Nelson, swimmer, 1964 and 1968 Olympic medalist Karl Nelson, lineman for Super Bowl XXI champion New York Giants Michael J. Nelson, comedian and writer, Mystery Science Theater 3000 Wayne Nelson, musician from classic rock's Little River Band Eliot Ness, treasury agent, chief investigator of Prohibition Bureau, subject of film and TV series The Untouchables Dawn Clark Netsch, state senator, comptroller, gubernatorial candidate Lois Nettleton, 1948 Miss Illinois, Emmy-winning actress, The Twilight Zone, Come Fly with Me, Period of Adjustment, Butterfly Jerry Neudecker, baseball umpire Harry Neumann, cinematographer Allan Nevins, historian and 1933 Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Arthur S. Nevins, U.S. Army general, friend of Dwight Eisenhower Walter C. Newberry, Civil War officer, Chicago postmaster, U.S. Representative (born in New York) New Colony Six, rock band from