The sole child of rock ‘n' roll monarch Elvis, Lisa Marie Presley spent her life grappling with her father's enormous legacy while building her own legend filled with boundary-breaking music, tabloid drama and even a fleeting marriage to the King of Pop. Born in Memphis, TN, in 1968, Lisa Marie inherited the entirety of her father's estate by the age of 25 and launched her music career with the 1997 posthumous duet, “Don't Cry Daddy”. Her debut album, To Whom It May Concern, arrived six years later with an audacious blend of country, blues, and rock ‘n' roll that produced Top-20 single “Lights Out”. Subsequent releases, including Now What in 2005 and the T Bone Burnett-produced Storm & Grace in 2012, would find Lisa Marie unspooling recurring themes of grief and heartbreak—a tragic storyline culminating in her death in 2023.