Jonathan Demme is taking over an upcoming Bob Marley documentary for Martin Scorsese, seeing as how Scorsese's busy—there's supposedly a George Harrison documentary in the hopper—and all documentaries about boomer musical legends must be directed by one of the two. Demme will get started on the Marley movie just as soon as he finishes
The Neil Young Trunk Show. While I can understand why any older artist would prefer to have their work chronicled by either the guy who did
The Last Waltz or the guy who did
Stop Making Sense, the aging icon who makes the next one of these might want to liven things up a tad by considering Michel Gondry, or maybe someone who goes by "Spike."
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