Suzanne Verdal

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Suzanne Verdal is a Canadian woman best known as the real-life muse who inspired Leonard Cohen’s song “Suzanne.”

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instanceOf human
muse
associatedWithCity Montreal NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligiousSite Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel in Montreal NERFINISHED
associatedWithRiver St. Lawrence River NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Canada
culturalImpact iconic figure in Leonard Cohen’s mythology
era 20th century
21st century
hasGivenInterviewAbout her role as the muse for "Suzanne"
inspiredByArtist Leonard Cohen NERFINISHED
inspiredSongGenre folk
inspiredSongPerformer Leonard Cohen NERFINISHED
inspiredSongReleasedOn album "Songs of Leonard Cohen" NERFINISHED
inspiredSongReleaseYear 1967
inspiredSongWriter Leonard Cohen NERFINISHED
inspiredWork song "Suzanne" NERFINISHED
knownForRelationshipTo Leonard Cohen NERFINISHED
languageOfInspiredSong English
mediaAppearance CBC interview about the song "Suzanne"
metLeonardCohenIn Montreal NERFINISHED
notableEventInLife accident that limited her ability to work as a dancer
notableFor being the real-life inspiration for Leonard Cohen’s song "Suzanne"
occupation choreographer
dancer
relationshipTypeWithLeonardCohen friendship
residence Montreal NERFINISHED
sexOrGender female
subjectOf articles discussing the real Suzanne behind the song
various music documentaries about Leonard Cohen

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Suzanne basedOn Suzanne Verdal