The New York Dolls are still one of the most influential bands around. Creating punk rock before the genre had a name, the group officially broke up in 1977. But in 2004, Morrissey, who was a huge fan, asked the group to perform. They reunited to a rousing reception. The New York Dolls' story lives on as the group released its third studio album, One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This in 2007. The Dolls' invigorating SOUNDSTAGE performance is a celebration of punk's roots. From its rousing cover of Bo Diddley's "Pills" to new revved-up tunes such as the R&B-infused "Take a Good Look at My Good Looks" and the fueled "Gimme Love & Turn on the Light," it's a triumphant return to form. The band's classics, including "Personality Crisis" and "Jet Boy," are true gems.