Who Shot Rock & Roll  Behind a generation's iconic images. Who
Shot Rock & Roll     The selection of images (and photographers)
includes intimate, close-up portraits, backstage candids,
private moments, and onstage antics by musicians you've no doubt
heard of, shot by people you most likely haven't. The book spans
popular music from Buddy Holly and Elvis to the White Stripes to
Puff Daddy and Jay-Z.   The book offers plenty of Beatles
photos: the Fab Four as a five-piece back in Liverpool, stepping
off the plane in San Francisco to play Candlestick, as solo
artists in the '70s and '80s. Likewise, there's no shortage of
the Stones, Dylan, Madonna, and Elton John—all artists who not
only know how to perform, but know the power of a strong image,
and use it to their advantage.   As cool as it is, especially
for those who can't get enough of behind-the-scenes action, the
book isn't without a few flaws. Despite an impressive and
unexpectedly broad selection of images and photographers, the
layout proves frustratin