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“I used to sleep with my guitar next to the bed”: Born in a dream, the guitar solos in one of classic rock’s greatest songs were out of key, but band superstition kept them in

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“I used to sleep with my guitar next to the bed”: Born in a dream, the guitar solos in one of classic rock’s greatest songs were out of key, but band superstition kept them in

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s down-home anthem was a retort to Neil Young’s Southern Man, but decades on it’s soundtracked everything from KFC to video games

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