Roy Orbison: The Anthology

Synopsis

Roy Orbison's music resonates through the voices of contemporary artists like Bono and Dwight Yoakam. In "Roy Orbison: The Anthology," concert segments blend with interviews from these musicians, who discuss Orbison's influence on their work. The 52-minute documentary features iconic songs such as "Oh, Pretty Woman," "Blue Bayou," and "Crying." Directed by Mark Hall in 1999, the film presents a portrait of Orbison's lasting impact on the music industry.