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“Even I gulped when I saw I was trending," the bassist writes. "But I asked my dogs, and apparently I’m a bit boring but otherwise fine."

Rush frontman didn't find image of one of his early instruments until recently.

The Band’s Robbie Robertson, singer Bryan Adams and the Guess Who’s Burton Cummings are among the other artists appearing on the special.

Rush frontman jammed with Les Claypool and Sean Lennon on cover of the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows."

Frontman believes being “willing to fail publicly” was behind their greatest achievements.

Former Rush frontman shares story of his parents surviving the Holocaust.

Geddy Lee talks about his new book and what his post-Rush future looks like so far.

"I practiced, as I usually do, like a crazy person, to make sure I didn't embarrass Chris by my performance."

It's a rare joint appearance in the wake of their band's 2015 retirement.

We've seen the last of Rush, but not Geddy Lee.

Frontman recalls struggle to work with drummer Neil Peart’s lyrics, and times when the band’s ambition outweighed their playing ability.

Bassist says both bandmates were in pain on last tour and repeats that reunion with Alex Lifeson is a possibility.