The cult musician and composer, Oscar and Grammy winner, founder of the great Talking Heads appears in this book from a new side - as a traveler and storyteller. However, a talented person is talented in everything, and reading David Byrne's travel notes is extremely exciting. Having traveled, without exaggeration, all over the world, the musician was convinced that it is best to observe the life of different cities from the saddle of a “two-wheeled horse”: such a vantage point - faster than walking, and slightly higher than pedestrians - will not let you get bored, but at the same time will allow you to see the city landscape in full view details inaccessible to passengers of rapidly rushing cars or trains. A bicycle is also good because it leaves time for reflection, and David Byrne generously shares with the reader his thoughts on a variety of things: politics, music, architecture, history and national characteristics. The musician’s precise, often paradoxical observations make up a kind of map of the world - seen through the eyes of a cyclist.