There were plenty of parts that were interesting in this memoir but it lacked much depth. I really think that just about anyone could have written as good of a biography about him. It didn't really add much emotional insight into his life. I was also hoping for more about his personal struggle with cancer and some of the other things that would have made his story more compelling. He mostly dealt with his professional career and it felt somewhat guarded.

I would skip this one. There are plenty of other autobiographies that are much more worth the read. It wasn't terrible, just not interesting enough to justify a recommendation.