Photographer Dennis Morris began his career taking pictures of musician Bob Marley. He skipped school in order to wait for Marley to arrive for soundcheck at the Speak Easy Club in London, following which he was invited to join Marley for the remainder of his tour.

Having established his photographic reputation, in 1977 Morris went on to document iconic punk band the Sex Pistols. This publication presents a photographic essay, conveying the explosion of creativity that changed music and fashion.