Micky Dolenz, the last surviving member of The Monkees, reflects on the band's enduring legacy and the emotional impact of their music. In an exclusive interview, Dolenz shares his thoughts on the group's journey, from their early days as a made-for-TV band to their iconic status as one of the most beloved acts of the 1960s. But here's where it gets controversial... Dolenz discusses the band's exclusion from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, despite their commercial success and cultural impact. He also reveals his pragmatic yet romantic view of the group and its legacy, and how he navigates the challenges of being the only Monkee on stage. And this is the part most people miss... Dolenz talks about the emotional impact of performing and recording, and how he has learned to appreciate the quality of their music. He also shares his thoughts on the band's future, including the possibility of a Monkees movie or documentary. "I am incredibly appreciative" to have been a part of it, he says. "It has given me a great frigging life."
