Jerry Lee Lewis, NYC, 1986

The way Goldsmith captured his hands resting on the keys tells the whole story—equal parts swagger and exhaustion. It's hanging in my hallway and every time I walk by, I stop for a second. Exactly the kind of intimate, powerful portrait you'd hope for from a photographer who was there.

The grain in this black-and-white print really brings out the intensity in Jerry Lee Lewis's eyes. It feels like a moment frozen in time from that NYC concert scene, exactly what I wanted for my music room.