Fame comes in many forms. Presidents, kings, and generals are famous for obvious reasons; world-record holders and American Idol runners-up for reasons much less so. There are people who are unjustly famous, just as there are people who are unjustly unknown. There are people who are famous for a single achievement (Edmund Hillary, Harper Lee), and people who are famous for a varied list of achievements (Thomas Edison, Bill Bradley). But among the various classes of the famous, there