In August 1965, Andy Warhol popped two Desoxyn and set out with his Philips tape recorder to capture a day in the life of Factory superstar Ondine. (The two had met a few years earlier, at an orgy, when the young actor, irritated that Warhol wasn’t “involved” enough, arranged for him to be thrown out of the proceedings.) Ondine was hard to keep up with: Warhol made it through only twelve hours of clubs, cabs, and parties before giving up and going home. They didn’t get around to taping another twelve hours until 1967, and the following year a group…