Do You Known Roy Orbison?

In 1967, Roy Orbison starred in the MGM western/musical "The Fastest Guitar Alive".

The correct answer is The Wink Westerners. This was Roy Orbison's first band, which he formed while he was in high school. Orbison played guitar and sang in the band, and they primarily performed country and rockabilly music. The Wink Westerners were an important stepping stone in Orbison's musical career, leading him to eventually become a successful solo artist.

In 1976, Elvis Presley called Roy Orbison "the greatest singer in the world". This suggests that Elvis Presley held a high regard for Orbison's singing abilities and considered him to be the best singer at that time.

Roy Orbison's middle name is Kelton.

Bruce Springsteen gave Roy Orbison's induction speech into "The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame."

Johnny Cash initially referred Roy Orbison to Sam Phillips.

Roy Orbison received the Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance posthumously. This award recognizes his outstanding vocal performance in the pop genre. Despite his untimely death, his talent and contribution to music were acknowledged and honored by the Grammy committee.

Dr. Octopus is the correct answer because the character is based on Roy Orbison. In the Spider-Man comics, Dr. Octopus, also known as Otto Octavius, is a supervillain with mechanical tentacles that he controls with his mind. The character's appearance and mannerisms are inspired by Roy Orbison, a famous musician known for his dark sunglasses and distinctive voice. This connection between Dr. Octopus and Roy Orbison adds an interesting layer to the character's design and personality.

The correct answer is 4. This means that Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time" includes four songs by Roy Orbison.