Sex Pistols

A crop of up-and-coming actors will bring the influential punks' story to life.

"One word: destroy!" he snarls.

He says he wasn't involved in 'The Original Recordings' release that ties in with disputed TV show.

Six-part show documents the tumultuous ascent of the punk icons.

A&M gave punks a huge advance, then paid more to get rid of them seven days later.

Live interview with Bill Grundy in 1976 led to historic “The Filth and the Fury” tabloid headline.

Punk went political the moment Johnny Rotten spat out the words “Right now” on band’s debut single.

He believes Sex Pistols bandmates would “outvote” him in TV battle aftermath.

Lydon appeared on the show to entertain his wife, who is battling Alzheimer's.

He doesn’t believe “there was much glory” in fronting punk icons.