Born Robert Smith in Brooklyn in 1938, his antics in the 60's  made him persona non grata among his profession in the early 70's  until George Lucas cast him as himself in "American Graffiti".  Beginning in the early 60's, he worked at station XERF, nine miles  over the border into Mexico, whose 250,000 watt signal, five times  more than the FCC would allow, carried his mi
Born Robert Smith in Brooklyn in 1938, his antics in the 60's  made him persona non grata among his profession in the early 70's  until George Lucas cast him as himself in "American Graffiti".  Beginning in the early 60's, he worked at station XERF, nine miles  over the border into Mexico, whose 250,000 watt signal, five times  more than the FCC would allow, carried his midnight rock 'n' roll  show as far away as New York City. FTP, name this legendary raspy-  voiced deejay who urged his listeners to "get nekkid".
Born Robert Smith in Brooklyn in 1938, his antics in the 60's  made him persona non grata among his profession in the early 70's  until George Lucas cast him as himself in "American Graffiti".  
{Wolfman Jack}