While I've grown to appreciate the early Elvis sides, he was never much of a hero to me—too much Public Enemy in my system, I guess—and whatever his ethical and moral standing (and however much his his life devolved into tabloid ludicrousness before he expired), Guralnick's piece is a delicate (if obviously biased in Elvis' favor) look at an issue that can still spark vitriol from folks who weren't even alive when Elvis died.

Walk A Mile In My Shoes [Boogie Woogie Flu]