. - yeah, there was a hell of a lot of other books that, even within our wheelhouse that chrissie hynde and kim gordon. - [evan] well, the chrissie hynde book's really good, that's right, yeah. - yeah, there's a lot that didn't make the cut. yeah, who'd have thunk that. - who would imagine. (chuckling) very quickly, the origin story for x. you and billy zoom were the people who started this band, exene was your girlfriend at the time? - no, just someone i-- - or a friend. - friend, yeah. i met her at this writing workshop, called the venice poetry workshop. still going on. - so she was more of a poet than a band member. - yeah, she was a writer, she didn't know what she was. none of us knew what we were. she'd knew she wanted to get out of tallahassee, florida, that's what she knew. (chuckling) - how'd she get connected with the band, then? - she had a song called, she had written a poem and had made it into a song called, i'm coming over. and it was just, i'm coming over, i'm coming over, so move over. and i said, well i played along with the way she sang, and it was clear what kind of

radiohead will be the main headline act — but earlier chrissy hynde from the pretenders opened the festivalday of music, an incredible set and i'm joined by chrissie hynde. they are loading your wardrobe into the van because you are heading off to brussels. we are going to brussels, guns and roses tomorrow. that is a big concert. yeah, big, small, this is the best, glastonbury. what was it like opening the entire event? we came yesterday so we hang around and it is great because everyone is gagging for it. it is a great spot. if feels that the audience has been waiting two days to music and you come on and that. it was great, fantastic. nice, the weather is good, it is glastonbury. everyone is vibrant up and it runs deep to anyone, iam vibrant up and it runs deep to anyone, i am a yank but i have been here most of my life and glastonbury means a lot to me like it does to everyone. you played erraid davies some, he talked aboutjoe strom, do you feel more part of english rock heritage question mark i have been here for aa years so english music is what influenced me but the yanks influence th