Examines the life and career of the popular rock performer, whose concern for the people and problems of America is evident in his music and his charity work.
The author critiques the lives and works of legendary songwriters and entertainers Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen, and examines their individual philosophies, styles, and contributions to the music industry and tradition.
In his letters to his favorite rock star, fourteen-year-old Terry reveals his musical aspirations and his problems coping with his parents' separation, communicating with girls, and finding his own place in the world.
Presents the life story of a man, a study of the archetypal rock star, and an overview of all the issues that touch on and help create popular culture.
