| Notes | Sonny Barger is the Hell's Angel of all Hell's Angels, the motorcycle club which has ridden the length and breadth of America for over fifty years. Sonny was their de facto leader for much of that time, the man who Hunter S. Thompson immortalised in his 1966 classic Hell's Angels, and who subsequently said 'Barger is nothing short of Winston Churchill when it comes to leading people'. He's been called an American legend and he's feared and revered by people on both sides of the law.
From the club's formation in the 1940s to the height of their notoriety twenty years later, from Sonny's firsthand account of what really happened with the Rolling Stones at Altamont to his periods of imprisonment, from his fights with rivals and the police to his own battle with cancer, Hell's Angel sets the record straight. Sonny Barger has ridden with the Angels for over forty years, obeying no law but that of the HAMC. For the first time, this is his own - and their own - story. |
