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| Born | June 15, 1941 |
| Hometown | Brooklyn, New York (state), United States |
| Net worth | $-1000000 |
| Height | 6'2" (1.88m) |
| Spouse | Una Mary O'Keeffe (m 1976 - 1994) , Diane Nilsson (m 1969 - 1976) , Sandra Lee McTaggart (m 1964 - 1969) |
| Children | Zak Nilsson , Annie Nilsson , Beau Nilsson , Kief Nilsson , Oscar Nilsson , Olivia Nilsson , Ben Nilsson |
| Parents | Bette Nilsson , Harry Edward Nilsson, Jr |
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