Johnny Hallyday, often hailed as the “French Elvis,” was a pioneering force who brought rock ’n’ roll to France. Rising to fame in the 1960s, he blended American rock energy with French chanson sensibility, influencing generations of musicians. Known for his powerful voice and electrifying stage presence, Hallyday released over 50 studio albums and sold more than 110 million records worldwide. His enduring legacy as France’s ultimate rock icon continues to resonate through his timeless performances and passionate artistry.