Traveling Wilbury's

In UCR's exclusive book excerpt, we meet three rock legends unexpectedly.

"We made videos before they were videos," he once said.

An inspired Bob Dylan led the band to record "Dirty World" for its first album.

After the death of one of their own, the Traveling Wilburys paid tribute to their bandmate in their "End of the Line" music video.

Like it or not, worldwide fame (or infamy) is now only a viral video away from any one of us — and once you’ve attained that fame, it can be hard to let it go and return to your ordinary life. Case in point: Robert Wilkinson, the man whose marvelously drunken rendition of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,’ delivered in the back of a Canadian cop car, made him a social media superstar last week.

The rock and roll world lost another axeman on Sunday as Gary Moore, the on-again off-again guitarist with Thin Lizzy passed away at the age of 58.  Moore was famous for his "Joe Cocker-esque" facial mannerisms as well as his blistering guitar solos.