Imines survive, that's for sure. Some 20 years ago junkies developed a way of turning a relatively innocent drug, which was then legal (and which has since ceased to be legal in many jurisdictions for this very reason) into a much more potent substance. I'd rather not identify it precisely; let's just say it is prominently featured in a TV series with name that is an anagram of "Baking Bread".
In short, the first substance contained the $\ce{-OH}$ and $\ce{-NHCH3}$ groups, and the reduction took away the former, but not the latter. The synthesis could be done with surprisingly crude equipment, so the junkies did it every time they needed the product. They bought red phosphorus and crystalline iodine by kilograms, and carried them around in a form of pre-prepared mixture ready to go into the reaction. They used to call this mixture "Stendhal", because of "The Red and the Black".
So it... went for a while.