I thought it was OK, but overrated.

As soon as I raise some more money, I'll be sure to buy the book. I've been wanting to read it for a long time now. I heard Pryor was abused as a kid and I want to read all about that. Mel Brooks was also abused as a child, and look at him now, he's a comedic genius, lol.

I don't know how involved Pryor was in writing Blazing Saddles, but that's the funniest film I have ever seen. It would've been better if he played the lead role.

I heard Paul Mooney wrote much of his work, though Pryor is still the real genius.

Mississippi John Hurt and Billie Holiday are also great. And so is Geeshie Wiley.

Maybe he does, though Pryor seems like the kind of guy who only listens to the old stuff: Skip James, Robert Johnson, Lead Belly?

I wonder how often Pryor listens to Miles Davis and Charlie Parker. What other music does he like, and what is his favorite song/album?

It's kind of odd that he listens to 50 Cent...but then again, Pryor did kind of INVENT RAP MUSIC.

In the Richard Pryor special, rap artist Mos Def recited a poem titled "I See Black People." Does anybody know who wrote it, Mos Def or Richard?