David Letterman & The Killers Induct Warren Zevon Into Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame

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The late Warren Zevon was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame last night. Before the legendary singer-songwriter died of terminal lung cancer in 2003, he was a frequent guest on his friend David Letterman’s talk shows, and his final public appearance was a 2002 episode of The Late Show. Fittingly, Letterman gave a heartfelt and funny induction speech honoring Zevon, and explained how all of Zevon’s songs can be organized into three categories: “Global And Personal Strife,” “Love Songs,” and “Songs About Werewolves.”

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