Music and culture writer Chuck Klosterman’s new book imagines a wildly divergent “history” of rock and roll where the Velvet Underground’s popularity trumps the Beatles and KISS is a “thinking man’s band.”
Music and culture writer Chuck Klosterman’s new book imagines a wildly divergent “history” of rock and roll where the Velvet Underground’s popularity trumps the Beatles and KISS is a “thinking man’s band.”
