From NPR and WBEZ Chicago, this is Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me The NPR News Quiz.

I'm letting you know it's time for our radio show.

I'm your courtesy call, Bill Curtis, and here is your host at the Student Baker Theatre,

the Fine Arts Building in downtown Chicago, Illinois.

It's Peter Segal.

Thank you Bill.

Thank you everybody.

So, we are still off on our summer break, and we are spending it standing outside the White House,

waiting to be invited inside for the inevitable presidential celebration of our 25 years on the air.

Ain't no party like a Biden party because a Biden party don't stop.

So, while we wait for the president to wave us all in, we will share with you more the reasons

he should do it, with highlights from our first 25 years on the air, including stuff that remains relevant today.

For example, this summer marks the 50th anniversary of the debut of the first album by Queen.

So, enjoy this conversation with founding guitarist Brian May, who joined us in 2017 to talk to us about his other

enthusiasm, like 3D photography.

Thank you very much.

I spent a good part of the yesterday evening with your book of these amazing stereoscopic photos,

and the great little viewer that comes with them, enjoying these 3D pictures of your band and its history,

and Freddie Mercury, and your other friends and musicians, and I have one thing to ask you,

how is it that in all the years that you've been in the public eye, your hair has never changed?

Did anybody ever came to you and said, Brian, you know, now it's 1990s, we need to cut your hair.

Yeah, they do it all the time, but I have a good answer for that, but it's probably not repeatable on your phone.

...