Green: The Fight for Rock and Roll
Wayne Green is a rock singer who has stood on the precipice of wide-scale success not once, but three times; on his 70th birthday he takes on a project that is the culmination of his life's work, but the same demons that have undermined him in the past come to rear their ugly heads once again.
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Wayne Green is a rock singer who has stood on the precipice of wide-scale success not once, but three times; on his 70th birthday he takes on a project that is the culmination of his life's work, but the same demons that have undermined him in the past come to rear their ugly heads once again.
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Genre:Documentary, Music, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Luke C. Griffiths
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