He wrote the book Unsafe At Any Speed

This Mac wrote "In The Ghetto"

A telephone greeting and a drop.

The Doors song "Hello, I Love You" stole this riff.

AAA is an acronym for this.

This car shared a name with a John Carpenter film

This comic Mac was born Bernard McCullough

This phone song appeared on No Jacket Required

Radiohead was successfully sued because "Creep" was similar to this song.

This NOLA neighborhood is also known as the Vieux Carré

This drummer was also known as "The Fox"

This Mac had a band called Pizza Underground

This artist recorded the original version of "Hanging On The Telephone"

This artist successfully sued Ray Parker, Jr. over "Ghostbusters"

This NOLA institution was formerly known as The National D-Day Museum

The number 53 was painted on the door of this car in honor of Don Drysdale.

This actor played Ray Manzarek Jr.

Many believe that this song was not about a phone number, but instead a marijuana cigarette

Neil Diamond was sued over this song by the producers of the film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

Werner Herzog claimed this film was neither a sequel nor a remake.

James Dean was driving this car when he died.

This Mac was the inspiration for the Muppet character, Dr. Teeth

This phone song featured a Wolfman Jack impersonator

This artist was unsuccessfully sued for self-plagiarism

Highway 61 stretches between NOLA and this city.