"I would say yes because he defined a certain period of rock 'n' roll and that will never change."
Craig Moeckly, animal caretaker, rural Lawrence
"No, because I'm more into country music."
Penny Dixon, dispatcher, Lawrence
"He's still the king of rock 'n' roll, and I still think he's alive."
Charles Heller, Washburn University professor, Lawrence
"Yes, he is. Why not? The first record I got of his was a 78 rpm. It was 'Hound Dog.'"
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