Most interesting part is Strummer's transformation in his early life to start of The Clash
Joe Strummer was the front man for The Clash. The documentary has some talking heads but is mostly interviews played over archival footage and some photographs. The most interesting part of the story is the transformation that Strummer went through. At one point he was a college student, then an art student because he didn’t know what to do with his life. Then he started a rock band but then the big change happened when Bernard Rhodes came along and said he wanted him to be in a band he was putting together which was The Clash. Strummer said he went through a Stalinist type transformation when he joined because he shunned all of his old friends. Some of them are interviewed and said when they went to see the band play and tried to talk to Strummer he completely ignored them. The rest is pretty much standard fare like the costs of fame, the changes in the line-up, the post-Clash life, etc.
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