Neighborhood Guides Buyers Resource Renter Resource Mortgage Calculator Glossary of Terms Click here to sign-up Neighborhood Guides > Hoboken > Noteworthy Residents Noteworthy Residents ((B) denotes born) Howard Aiken, pioneer in computing (B) Richard Barone. musician; former frontman for Hoboken pop group, The Bongos. Tom Bethune, a.k.a. "Blind Tom" (b. Thomas Wiggins), ex-slave, piano prodigy The Bongos, Alternative Rock pioneers Bob Borden, writer for, and frequent contributor on, the Late Show with David Letterman Andre Walker Brewster, Major General U.S. Army, recipient Medal of Honor (B) Michael Chang, professional tennis player (B) Irwin Chusid, radio personality, author, music producer, historian Jon Corzine, governor of New Jersey Luke Faust, musician Bill Frisell, "avante-garde" musician and composer Hetty Green, businesswoman/entrepreneur Mark Guiliana, drummer Chaim Hirschensohn, rabbi and early Zionist leader Juliet Huddy, Fox News personality Michael Jerrick, host of the morning television series Fox & Friends Alfred Kinsey, famous psychologist who studied sexual behavior. (B) Willem de Kooning, 20th century painter Alfred Kroeber, prominent 20th century anthropologist. (B) Artie Lange, comedic actor, alum of MADtv and regular on the Howard Stern Show. Dorothea Lange, prominent portrait photographer. (B) Caroline Leavitt, author Mark Leyner, post-modern author G. Gordon Liddy, Watergate conspirator and radio talk show host (B) Janet Lupo, Playboy Playmate for November 1975. (B) Eli Manning, New York Giants first-string quarterback Jesse Palmer, former professional football player, former star of the TV show The Bachelor Joe Pantoliano, actor (B) Maria Pepe, first girl to play Little League baseball. (B) Tom Pelphrey won an Emmy for his role on Guiding Light. Daniel Pinkwater, National Public Radio commentator/author Anna Quindlen columnist, novelist James Rado, co-creator of the Broadway Musical Hair Jerome Ragne, co-creator of the Broadway musical Hair Siglinda Sanchez, first Puerto Rican Capitol Page John Sayles, filmmaker and author Jeremy Shockey, NY Giants football player Frank Sinatra, singer and actor; (B) Alfred Stieglitz [2], leading figure of 19th and early 20th Century American photography. (B) Jeff Tamarkin, music journalist and editor Yo La Tengo, art-rock band Kanye West, hip hop artist and producer Pia Zadora, singer and actress. (B)