Iggy Pop

Grammy winner for lifetime achievement, member of the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame - Iggy Pop. When he co-founded the punk-rock band The Stooges in 1967, he had no idea that the world would remember him mainly for his rich solo career. Although he returned to the home band several times, he released 19 records under his stage name. He collaborated, for example, with Kate Pierson from the band B-52's (song Candy, 1990), Josh Homme from Queens Of The Stone Age (album Post Pop Depression, 2016), or long-time friend David Bowie (albums The Idiot, Lust for Life, 1977). 1996 thanks to the cult film Trainspotting. He reincarnated the song Lust for Life already from the aforementioned album of the same name from 1976 and brought it to the top of the British music charts and into the list of the 500 best songs of all time.