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Johnny Knoxville Reveals the Two Books That Had the Greatest Impact on His “Jackass” Future and 'The Adventure of It All'
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J. Shearer/WireImageWhen discovering Hunter S. Thompson, Knoxville recalled realizing, "I didn't know people could write like that."
Sharing his love for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas even led Knoxville to the opportunity to meet Thompson years ago.
"I feel like On the Road changed my life.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas changed my life.
But in relation to On the Road, he helped inspire the beat generation, which made it all that possible," Knoxville said.