The documentary about legendary rapper the D.O.C. has sold to Vertical Entertainment, Variety reports. Directed by Dave Caplan the film focuses on the D.O.C. as he considers a dangerous experimental surgery to restore his vocal cords 30 years after he was severely injured in a 1989 car crash that took his voice.
Last year, the film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. ROCK THE BELLS spoke with the Hip-Hop legend, whose pivotal 1989 album, No One Can Do It Better, and work with Dr. Dre and NWA cemented his legacy as one of rap's greatest.
"All of us, the director, the producer, the editor—all of these guys were really geniuses in their own lane," he told ROCK THE BELLS. "Just like an N.W.A. record, or a Chronic record, just a bunch of great artists who came together and made something. But after our publicist told me it was go time, I sat back and watched him do it. I can't take credit for any of this because I watched him do it."
