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Police guitarist and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Andy Summers on the storytelling, songs and photography at the heart of his new The Cracked Lens + A Missing String Tour.

Here's a look back at the worst song from every classic rock act.

Out Thursday, October 26th, is "Police Diaries," a new book by Police drummer Stewart Copeland. The coffee-table style book is drawn from Copeland's personal pocket diary entries between 1976-1979, during the earliest days of the Police and a time he was serving as the band's manager as well as its drummer. The book is filled out with some additional background comedy and photos of the diary pages and of himself and bandmates Sting and Andy Summers at the time. Copeland tells...

The Police’s blockbuster “Synchronicity” Tour found the band on the brink of a breakup, but a different kind of fracture happened to Sting before their epic show at Shea Stadium in 1983.

Here's a look back at the worst song from every classic rock act.

Here's a look back at the worst song from every classic rock act.

Here's a look back at the worst song from every classic rock act.

Here's a look back at the worst song from every classic rock act.

Revisiting the Police's 'Synchronicity II,' released on Oct. 21, 1983.

The Police played their first-ever concert in America on Oct. 20, 1978, at New York City's famous CBGB.