Before your favorite hard rock musicians were old enough to tie their own shoes, Wayne Kramer had already founded and dismantled one of the most influential bands of all time, put on one of the most legendary musical performances in the history of politics, gone to prison for selling drugs, and become a sought-after collaborator […]
Source: OC Weekly
The MC5’s Wayne Kramer is Still Kicking Out the Jams 50 Years Later
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