A New York punk scene legend was killed by a mail truck while walking home after performing at an East Village watering hole on Friday night. Chester “Chet” Mazur was a “torchbearer for sleaze rock,” one friend said, a staple of an ‘80s and ‘90s underground music scene laden with black leather, late-night pierogi and the camaraderie of penniless performers. Chester “Chet” Mazur appeared on the covers of two albums by the underground punk band Alice Donut. Credit: Courtesy of Alice DonutRichard Marshall, a member of Alice Donut in the early ‘90s, recalled Mazur’s bizarre performance art, which he unleashed on the audience as the band’s opening act. Mazur, was always “on the margins” of New York City, Giffen added.