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Mayor of the Sunset Strip
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The Monkees to Coldplay, Rodney Bingenheimer - a.k.a. Rodney on the ROQ - has reigned over the Los Angeles music scene for over two decades. A constantly evolving fixture as rock fan, journalist, promoter, club owner and radio DJ on KROQ, Bingenheimer..
The Monkees to Coldplay, Rodney Bingenheimer - a.k.a. Rodney on the ROQ - has reigned over the Los Angeles music scene for over two decades. A constantly evolving fixture as rock fan, journalist, promoter, club owner and radio DJ on KROQ, Bingenheimer..
Actors: Coldplay,
Tori Amos,
Belinda Carlisle,
Micky Dolenz,
Corey Feldman,
Kim Fowley,
Nancy La Perch,
Jello Biafra,
Joan Jett,
No Doubt,
The GTOS,
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Coldplay
Tori Amos 22 August 1963, Newton, North Carolina, USA
Belinda Carlisle 17 August 1958, Los Angeles, California, USA
Micky Dolenz 8 March 1945, Los Angeles, California, USA
Corey Feldman 16 July 1971, Chatsworth, California, USA
Kim Fowley 21 July 1939, Los Angeles, California, USA
Nancy La Perch
Jello Biafra 17 June 1958, Boulder, Colorado, USA
Joan Jett 22 September 1958, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
No Doubt
The GTOS
Genre: Documentary
Country: United States
Keywords: #Rodney Bingenheimer
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Kim Fowley
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Joan Jett
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The GTOS
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Gwen Stefani
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Gem Archer
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January 15, 2006
By the end, I felt neither happy nor sad for Rodney. I enjoyed being in his presence for 90 minutes, but I can't exactly agree that he has a magnetic personality.
April 28, 2005
Wistful oddball documentary by George Hickenlooper.
sbs.is
July 05, 2008
a great doc but sad as hell
November 14, 2005
too much in awe of subject matter
Washington Post
April 30, 2004
Feels like an elegy for an aging rock pixie.
October 26, 2007
A film that critiques our obsession with celebrity while simultaneously exploiting it.
Hollywood Reporter
August 10, 2004
Has a commercial reach that goes beyond local hero worship thanks in part to an all-star lineup of interviewees, including Cher, David Bowie, Mick Jagger, Gwen Stefani and Courtney Love, to name just a few confirmed Rod-heads.
April 30, 2004
At first a wryly comic study of a real-life, shag-topped Zelig ... Hickenlooper's nuanced documentary shifts into far deeper and darker emotional territory once it starts revealing Bingenheimer's heart-wrenching backstory.
April 30, 2004
Occasionally laughable, often sad, and profoundly evocative of the way we live now, adrift in a culture saturated with celebrity and obsessed by fame.
Slate
May 06, 2004
Creepily entertaining.
Orlando Sentinel
May 21, 2004
Captures Bingenheimer in all his celeb-fondling glory. But it's a forlorn sight, one the film doesn't turn away from as it arcs from giddy inclusion to lonely pathos.
