Which Member of the Traveling Wilburys are You?

Figure out which one of these fine gents from the greatest supergroup of all time describes you best.

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On Apr 9, 2018

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How good are you at playing the guitar?

Which director is most likely to use your music in their films?

What is most "all right" to you?

You win a prestigious award. How do you dress for the ceremony?

What era was your music most popular in?

What's your preferred genre?

How much acting experience do you have?

How do you feel about music videos?

What are you up to these days?

What do you prefer to write about?

Lucky Wilbury (Bob Dylan)

You've mostly stayed true to your folk roots throughout your career. You've always been a bit of an enigma; you would do things like play chess with strangers to avoid other strangers, and now you ignore things like "winning Nobel Prizes" and sing to bewildered five-year-olds. You do you, man.

Otis Wilbury (Jeff Lynne)

You've done just about everything. You excel at anything quite easily, yet hide your melancholy with upbeat melodies. Your writing suggests that you chase love, but never quite achieve it. You are well preserved for your age, and also have not changed your hair since 1966.

Lefty Wilbury (Roy Orbison)

Your gorgeous, emotional songs with such a pristine and haunting voice will make even a grown man cry. They also provide the perfect backdrop for prostitutes to dance on top of cars to as you pummel someone's face in after you take a joyride. Everyone likes you, for it is impossible not to. Others of your era may get all of the glory, but you're the one who deserves it.

Charlie T. Wilbury, Jr. (Tom Petty)

You're a pretty easy-going person, and a man of many hidden talents. Sometimes you produce and let others shine; sometimes you voice interesting characters whose whole arc is essentially slipping on urine at a big box store. But that's okay! We like you.

Nelson Wilbury (George Harrison)

People referred to you as "the quiet one" in the past. You're serviceable at your craft, and once you broke away from your first group of buddies, you did pretty well for yourself career-wise. On the other hand, you do sometimes let people walk all over you, like that time your buddy banged your wife and kept writing hit song after hit song about it.