Is there anyone Jimmy Fallon can't accurately impersonate? The man is a master, and he brings an advanced musical talent to the stage as well.
In fact, Fallon's musical numbers are arguably the best part of Late Night. In past shows he has done "Pumped Up Kicks" as David Bowie, sang a tribute to the Knicks' Jeremy Lin as Eddie Vedder, created a dead-on resurrection of Jim Morrison, and even took on the role of Bob Dylan once.
Now, in one of the most creative approaches taken in a cover song, watch Jimmy as he impersonates a younger Neil Young, showing his vocal, harp and guitar skills-all at the same time. Oh, and let's not forget, Bruce Springsteen as his bandmate. I think you're gonna LYFAO. Ladies and Gentlemen, Neil Young's cover of LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know it:"
Jimmy Fallon was obviously never going to be hurting for a job with this kind of musical and comedic talent. Let's take a look at another classic:
Born in 1974 and raised in Upstate New York, Jimmy Fallon joined the cast of SNL in 1998. In March of 2009, he fulfilled a long time dream and took over the role of Late Night Show host. Besides his 'night job' Jimmy Fallon has made several movies, including "Fever Pitch," "Taxi," and "Factory Girl."
One can barely imagine the antics that are yet to come!
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