Born on December 8, 1956, in the vibrant city of Brooklyn, New York, this multifaceted and accomplished guitarist has had a remarkable and varied career in the music industry. His professional journey began in 1978 when he joined the renowned band of the legendary Frank Zappa, subsequently becoming an integral part of the iconic "Joe's Garage" album.
In 1980, Warren founded the influential 80's new wave band Missing Persons, alongside Dale and Terry Bozzio. For six years, he was an integral member of the group, contributing to their distinctive sound and style.
In the 1990s, Warren joined the iconic British band Duran Duran, where he played a pivotal role in updating their sound and co-writing several hit singles, including the critically acclaimed "Ordinary World" and "Come Undone."
In addition to his work with Duran Duran, Warren is also part of the creative team behind TV Mania, a collaborative project with Nick Rhodes. Throughout his career, he has released a range of solo albums, exploring different genres and styles, from hard rock to ambient and ethnic music.
Beyond his musical pursuits, Warren is an avid bodybuilder and has made headlines for his physique. In 2000, he posed nude for the Brazilian magazine "G," and in 2001, he reunited with the original lineup of Missing Persons.
