A folk musician who achieves fame in the 1960s Greenwich Village scene with protest songs. After a controversial speech about the JFK assassination, he retreats from public life, joins a California bible study group, and emerges as Father John, an ordained minister performing gospel music.
Two personas representing conflicting responses to the evolving musical and political landscape.
Interwoven narratives examining how public figures navigate scrutiny and self-definition.
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