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"Live, Love, Drive" is a collection of works by American multi-artist Vincent Gallo. Gallo is active in a variety of fields, including as a musician, painter, actor, and film director. He grew up in the rural town of Buffalo, and in his younger days, he formed a band called "Grey" with Jean-Michel Basquiat, who passed away at the age of 27. He shot to fame in 1998 with the autobiographical film "Buffalo '66," for which he directed, wrote, starred, composed, and produced the music and art, and his subsequent success is well known. This book is a collection of photos from the short film "Live, Love, Drive," a compilation of promotional commercials for Toyota's "Celica," which Gallo produced. He co-starred with his ex-wife, Bethany Ritz. This book is typical of Gallo, a car lover who says that his first date and first kiss were "in a car." (Damaged obi)