Just finished "Special Deluxe," by Neil Young. Could have been subtitled, "My Life as a Car - an Auto-Biography." Young has been fascinated by cars since he was a little kid. He offers a thin account of his life circulated around the cars his family and then he owned. Not a lot of detail about his early groups, Buffalo Springfield, CSNY or Crazy Horse, but plenty about the cars he bought impulsively. He has a weakness for huge, old American cars, like Buick Roadmasters, Lincoln Connies, and hearses (good for moving equipment). It was pretty interesting in a modest, unassuming way. But Young couldn't resist getting preachy at the end about emissions, etc. Quick read. Recommended.