With his untimely passing from cancer at age 36, Bob Marley left the world a double legacy of joyously innovative music and social activism. Almost single-handedly, he gave reggae an international following and influenced countless young musicians to follow in his footsteps. A pop culture icon and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Marley saw himself as a simple man whose main job was to do Jah's work. With his incisive lyrics, infectious rhythms, and energizing stage presence, he urged his audiences to fight racial oppression. Stressing self-determination over victimhood and interracial harmony rather than viiolence in the name of change. Marley conveyed his message in a manner both jubilant and serious. The twelve memorable photographs presented here pay tribute to his legendary artist; pertinent events and anniversaries are noted throughout the grid pages.