THE KING is gone!
He grew up in Brooklyn through the Great Depression and became one of the most admired broadcasters of his generation, pulling in more than a million viewers a night. But the curtain has closed for Larry King. Born in 1933, Larry grew up dreaming of becoming a radio star. “I would lie in bed, look at the radio and I wanted to be on the radio,” he once recalled, but at the age of nine his world came crashing down when his father died of a heart attack. The family was plunged into poverty and when Larry finished high school, he went to work as a milk man instead of enrolling at university, in order to put food on the table. His radio dreams, however, persisted and after being told…