Larry embarked on a remarkable career trajectory at the tender age of 15 in 1963, commencing his professional journey as a disc jockey at a prominent radio station in Peoria, Illinois. Subsequently, he transitioned to various cities, including New York, Cleveland, and Chicago, honing his skills and expanding his repertoire.
In 1973, Larry joined the esteemed radio show 'Imus in the Morning', where he employed his quick wit and sharp tongue to lampoon prominent political figures and celebrated personalities, including the legendary Elvis Presley, the enigmatic Ross Perot, and the 37th President of the United States, Richard Nixon.
Larry's remarkable ascent to television stardom began in 1976 when he assumed the role of host on the popular New York-based program "Bowling for Dollars", a position he retained until 1979. In addition to his television endeavors, Larry has also lent his distinctive voice to the iconic character Sonny the Cuckoo Bird, a beloved mascot for the popular Cocoa Puffs cereal brand.
