Mojo Nixon, rock 'n' roll wild man, Sirius XM radio host and former MTV mainstay, is dead at 66

The uproarious singer of "Elvis is Everywhere," "Don Henley Must Die" and other proudly left-of-center numbers, the former San Diego music mainstay launched a presidential bid in 1988 with the slogan 'Put another Nixon in the White House!'

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