Rhapsody in Black

In "Rhapsody in Black," John Kruth explores the life of Roy Orbison, a unique figure in the early rock 'n' roll scene who captivated audiences with his haunting voice and enigmatic persona. Unlike his flashier contemporaries, Orbison was reserved and introspective, often focusing on personal passions like model building and film. Kruth's prose mirrors the musicality of Orbison's work, delving into the artist's emotional depth and the personal struggles that influenced his celebrated music.