McLaren Leaves Mark on Times Square

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
Sex and rock 'n roll - it's the oldest combination known to music fans. And Malcolm McLaren is still making it happen. The man best known for founding the Sex Pistols talks about his latest project – putting art porn to a rock soundtrack on MTV’s 44-foot movie screen in Times Square. Plus, a live performance by the the Escher Quartet, one of the hot young string quartets on the scene today.

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