The Legacy of Star Trek and New York Dolls

This chapter explores the intricate journey of creating a groundbreaking Star Trek film, examining Leonard Nimoy's relationship with Spock and the film's cultural impact. It contrasts the bold creativity of the 1982 film scene with today's cautious Hollywood landscape, while also reflecting on the New York Dolls' underrated album 'In Too Much Too Soon.' The discussion highlights the Dolls' unique sound and legacy in rock, connecting their influence to the evolving music landscape, alongside a peek into an upcoming interview with Brittany Howard.