Gary 'U.S.' Bonds

Gary "U.S." Bonds, born Gary Anderson on June 6, 1939, in Jacksonville, Florida, is an American rhythm and blues and rock and roll singer. Rising to fame in the early 1960s, Bonds is best known for hits like "New Orleans" and "Quarter to Three," which captured the essence of the era's dance-driven rock music. His dynamic stage presence and infectious energy endeared him to audiences worldwide. Despite experiencing career setbacks, Bonds made a triumphant comeback in the 1980s with Bruce Springsteen's support, achieving chart success with "This Little Girl" and "Out of Work." Bonds' enduring legacy cements his status as a rock and roll icon.