Oct 26, 12:20 PM EST Armed with guitars, amps and attitude, they rocked the casbah, fought the law and hijacked a train in vain.
The Clash were more than a four-piece band. They were rock 'n' roll revolutionaries.
And now, 30 years after they first stormed across England and later invaded the United States with their sonic blend of rock, reggae, rap and righteousness, the Clash is being celebrated with an exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
It's enough to give Mick Jones a case of anxiety.
"I've got mixed trepidation about seeing it, getting to the museum stage of life and still being alive," said Jones, who along with the late Joe Strummer, Topper Headon and Paul Simonon formed the Clash's classic lineup.
"Revolution Rock: The Story of the Clash" has opened to the public and will be on display until April 15, 2007.
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