Chronicling pioneering British rock outfit Queen's entire career, this deep-dive overview covers their formation by university students Freddie Mercury, Brian May and Roger Taylor in 1970s London and evolution into major rock innovators blending metal, prog, pop and operatic styles by the late 70s. It highlights their string of eclectic, highly-produced hits that packed arenas worldwide, the showmanship and vocal mastery of singer Mercury, and Queen's tragic conclusion following his early AIDS-related death in 1991 that altered rock history. The retrospective also evaluates Queen’s musical ethos and fingerprints still felt today in rock and pop along with the surviving members’ tribute efforts over the years.


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