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The theater swelled with New York's literati as the 6:30pm showtime approached. Late-comers in search of an unclaimed seat had to brush past layers of elegantly dressed men and women, raising them to their Italian-leather-covered feet. Once everyone was settled, the curtains parted over the screen, revealing a familiar figure in a white linen suit, floppy side part, top hat and cane in hand ... an icon ... Tom Wolfe ... one of the most-celebrated writers of the 20th century. This was the sold-out world premiere at Manhattan's IFC Center—followed by an Esquire-hosted after party—of Radical Wolfe, the new documentary from director Richard Dewey that addresses a long lingering question, "Who was Tom Wolfe?"
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