Does Anyone Care What Anyone Says In Rock’n’Roll?
A legendary music industry figure and star-maker takes a late-in-life career left turn, to write and perform his own music with a little help from his friends.
Top billed cast
BP FallonSelf
Michael Des BarresSelf
Debbie HarrySelf
Pete BriquetteSelf
Clem BurkeSelf- Joe King CarrascoSelf
John Cooper ClarkeSelf- Chris CharlesworthSelf
Adam ClaytonSelf
DonovanSelf
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