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BGP QOTD: You can bring one performer back to life. Who would it be?

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For the sake of discussion, lets say any performer - music, film, stage, or even sports. You can bring them back to life at the point in their life of your choosing. Who would it be?

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Actor:

Heath Ledger at the age of his death...give me one more Joker performance.

 

Sports:

Davey Allison would have won multiple titles.

Len Bias could have been GOAT, I'd like to have seen him have his shot.

 

Music:

Johnny Cash, why? Because he's Johnny Cash! I'd loved for him to have hooked up with Rick Rubin a decade earlier than he did.

Tough choices.

Music - Tupac (Kurt Cobain a very close second)

Film - Chris Farley

Sports:

Len Bias could have been GOAT, I'd like to have seen him have his shot.

 

Along those same lines, I'd pick Ben (Benji) Wilson. Was supposed to be the next big thing and got shot.

Could you imagine the hilarious movies we'd be watching if Chris Farly were still alive?

 

No, cause I've never seen any of his movies.....but that's just me.

Actors

John Wayne

 

Sports

Dale Earnhardt

 

Music

Jim Morrison

Bon Scott

Karen Carpenter

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