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San Francisco Rock Musician Chuck Prophet

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San Francisco singer and songwriter Chuck Prophet has been entertaining audiences for decades. He talks to KQED's Marisa Lagos about his new album, Bobby Fuller Died for Your Sins, and the tension between gentrification and the arts in his hometown. He closes the interview with a performance of one of his new songs, "A Bad Year for Rock and Roll."

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