It became iconic as the setting for "Don't Cry for Me Argentina," the signature song of the musical "Evita".
As the fall continued, Mr. Salter said, book signings were jammed and "people would start to show up at campaign rallies with the book to get it signed; it became iconic".
It became iconic because of the energy, commitment and time of the many women who contributed to the magazine, who worked on it tirelessly, who put on fundraising concerts when we needed the cash, who used it as their focus for communication and challenge and dreams, for imagining how our lives could change and how this could be made a reality.
The images of Hartlepool Headland's Baptist Church, with gaping holes blasted through it, became iconic symbols of the bombardment.
For renowned music photographer Dennis Morris; taking that legendary picture all comes down to timing: "Photography, the essence of it, will always be about capturing that moment...it's always been about that moment for me, and then it becomes iconic".
And yes, it has tremendous cache and buzz because it's become iconic, but it also deserves all the kudos and the awards as well, because it's a beautiful show to look at.
"As the most complete early Homo skull ever found," Dr. White wrote in an e-mail, "it will become iconic for Dmanisi, for earliest Homo erectus and more broadly for how we became human".
It would mean that it had become iconic".
Later that evening, I got a call from Boston police, who wanted to show me the contact sheet of this image; when I saw the photo, I recognised that it would become iconic, and the next morning it was on the cover of the Boston Herald.
The damage to a nuclear power plant was just part of that huge natural disaster – but it has become "iconic" and the stuff of art exhibitions because it arouses the intense emotions that nuclear power always provokes.
