President Clinton said he hopes Diana's work goes forward . The paparazzi are waiting. And waiting some more. Now and then a monstrous black Caddy cruises up to 150 Wooster Street, the SoHo cafe where the fabulously photogenic are supposed to turn out tonight for a charity fund-raiser. Twenty guys in leather jackets crowd so close to the limo door that an emerging celebrity might bang nose-first into one of their Nikons.
Trouble is, no celebrity emerges.
The publicists give you all these names. You get here, nobody shows up. Well, not precisely nobody. The pack is in position in seconds, jostling for space, firing off flashes, barking the commands that might cause a subject to smile right into the yelper's lens instead of a rival's. But, to be blunt, the pack's heart is not in it.