I was anxious about talking to the Wilco frontman about his autobiography, Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back). It shows!

The Blondie guitarist on music, photography, and the secret of the goat.

Tim Mohr’s Burning Down the Haus unearths the unknown history of East Berlin’s punk rockers, and how they helped tear down that wall.

MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer documents his descent into his self-made hell and his reemergence into the world of the living.

Rock is dead, they say. But Steven Hyden says, Long live rock!

Greg Prato—author of The Yacht Rock Book—presents his top 10 yacht rock album covers: a cavalcade of bare chests, feathered hair, and stylized ampersands.

Author Joe Hagan on Rolling Stone magazine, Jan Wenner, and the dawn of the modern celebrity.

“And you can’t really explain it.” An interview with John Doe.

Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon and venerable rock critic Robert Christgau face off in a battle of memoirs.

I spent 10 minutes talking with punk icon Richard Hell about his book, Massive. Pissed. Love.

If you don’t understand the enduring appeal of vinyl, maybe the RZA can convince you.

Viv Albertine dishes on the three themes of her killer memoir: Clothes, Music, and Boys.

DEVO’s Mark Mothersbaugh, delivering observations regarding the condition of man in the world these days.