A biography of AC/DC singer Bon Scott who died in London in 1980. He was arguably one of the last wild men of rock, a working class hero who, through songs like Jailbreak, Long Way To The Top, and Highway to Hell, embodied the tearaway spirit. Spanning nearly three decades, Scott's career is virtually emblematic of the very emergence of Australian music, from the pin-up idol days of the 1960s, through the hippie daze of the early 1970s, to the rock of AC/DC.