Paperback, 192 Pages: Stealing All Transmissions is a love story—between The Clash and America—tracing how U.S. DJs, journalists, and fans helped catapult the band from punk rebels to rock legends, culminating in their legendary 1979 Palladium performance that birthed the London Calling album cover and one of punk’s most iconic bootlegs. Situating the band in the cultural clashes of the 1970s, this book uniquely highlights the power of freeform radio, long-form rock journalism, and bootlegging in shaping their legacy. Featuring original interviews from the NYC punk scene, it offers a fresh look at how we consume music and history.