In this conversation, Cameron Crowe, the acclaimed writer-director, reflects on his decade-long journey creating Almost Famous, drawing inspiration from his own life. Musician Nancy Wilson, Crowe's ex-wife, shares her role in shaping the screenplay, while Neil Preston, a rock photographer, entertains with wild on-the-road stories, including the memorable Greg Allman tapes saga. They delve into Crowe's teenage years as a Rolling Stone correspondent, pivotal experiences that influenced the film, and the transformation of his script into a heartfelt family story.
