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Mojo Nixon's own biography, from his own Web site, where you can make a custom Greatest Hits CD, read as follows: "He was the honorary captain of the 1998 medal winning Olympic luge team. He appeared on the cover of The Wall Street Journal the same week he appeared nude in Future Sex magazine. He debated Pat Buchanan on Crossfire. He was a answer on Jeopardy. He appeared on Politically Incorrect. He had two lines edited out of a song because his distributor was afraid of being sued by McDonalds. An article he wrote for Hustler magazine was censored. He once hired an armed guard for a show due to death threats from an angry Don Henley fan. He had Don Henley join him onstage to sing along on his song "Don Henley Must Die." His song "Bring Me the Head of David Geffen" was abruptly pulled from an album after threats of a lawsuit. He has performed shows with acts ranging from Soul Asylum, the Dead Kennedys, and the Butthole Surfers to Koko Taylor, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Au Farke Toure. He was the subject of a New York Times op-ed piece on Clinton's choice of campaign songs. His video for "Debbie Gibson is Pregnant with my Two-Headed Love Child starred Winona Ryder and was banned by MTV. He has been in several movies, the last of which is titled Buttcrack. He has performed in Moosejaw, Saskatchewan."
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