Impressively, Street-Porter is right there at the birth of punk rock, interviewing the Sex Pistols in the first few months of their success and the Clash just a few months after their formation.
It's time to rock this interview.
Check out the exclusive sneak peek of Sorkin's "Rock Center" interview below.
This article was amended to note that The Rock, in interviews, has said he used steroids in his teenage years.
And it all starts this weekend with 2,000 indie rock band interviews.
Yet Rock does not interview his own formidable wife, Malaak CoMalaakRock.
The audience fell off sharply in the final 19 minutes as NBC moved on to commentary and an element intended to represent the magazine format usually employed by "Rock Center," an interview with young reporters embedded following the various candidates.
— Susan Edgerley Food Is the New Rock: A podcast interview with Mac McCaughan, of the influential indie band Superchunk, on his crucial relationship with food (and how his wife's award-winning cooking might have helped his label, Merge Records, land a little band called Arcade Fire).
"We didn't know what it was at first," Lilienthal said of the flat, oddly heavy rock in an interview with KEYC-TV.
Sighhhh... "The Rock 'n' Roll Vegetable" interview with Lou Reed in this first issue of Punk is one of the most perfect things ever put on paper.
