
In 1979 the cover's creator, artist Ray Lowry was inspired by Elvis Presley's debut album.
Now, as a tribute to Ray who died in 2008, thirty artists including Tracey Emin, Nick Hornby and Billy Childish have produced their own interpretations of the iconic cover.
The exhibition goes on display at the Idea Generation Gallery in east London from 18 June to 4 July
The Clash's road manager Johnny Green - looks back at Ray Lowry's legacy and the making of one of the most famous images in rock...
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A Ray Lowry original of The Clash US'79 tour is being auctioned at Bonhams in London on Wednesday 23rd June if anyoine is interested.
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