By June 1987, the Sex Pistols had already navigated a tumultuous journey through punk rock history. Before this performance, they had released their only studio album, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols," back in 1977, a record that essentially defined the punk movement, packing a punch with its raw sound and rebellious spirit. Fast forward to 1987, and Steve Jones, the legendary guitarist, was still riding the waves of that iconic band's legacy, even after their infamous breakup in 1978. His appearance on "The Late Show" in Cleveland showcased not just his guitar prowess—as he performed "Mercy" and a cover of "With or Without You"—but also highlighted the enduring influence of the Sex Pistols. Interestingly, during this performance, Jones's casual interview with the host revealed a more personal side and a quieter life after the chaotic punk era, which is a testament to the evolution of both the artist and the genre.