Memorabilia

Guitar hero Slash owned and operated this impossible cool Harley. Considered the black sheep of the Harley-Davidson lineup, this 2007 VRSCDX Night Rod Special was built as a street-legal drag bike and has an overhead cam engine (a first for Harley) jointly developed with Porsche. A bad machine indeed.

With a flair for flash and even shock, New York's Lady Gaga has always managed to subvert the pop mainstream with an avant-garde edge. She wore this Gareth Pugh silk gown with ostrich-feather sleeves for a Harper's Bazaar photo shoot for the magazine's March 2014 issue.

With the mystique of Sir Elton John, it's always been impossible to trace exactly where the music ends and the fashion begins. These smart - and relatively practical - suede wingtips were part of his personal collection.

In 2007, Miley Cyrus began separating her real-life solo ambition from the immensely successful teen Disney character she played, Hannah Montana. This is the T-shirt Miley wore for the video for "Start All Over", a single from 'Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus', the double album made to begin that distinction.

Frank had the voice and Sammy had the chops, but Dino had the cool on lock. Of all the Rat Pack, nobody had the easy style of Dean Martin. The most freewheeling of the lot, he coasted on the breeze of a devil-may-care attitude because he knew, no matter what, his unflappable sense of ease would always land him on his feet. This black tuxedo from his personal wardrobe is the quintessence of old-school class.

Prince was such a fashion-forward icon that his clothes are icons themselves. This very recognizable black and turquoise silk suit from his 'Lovesexy' era was designed by his in-house Paisley Park wardrobe department and was worn by the Purple One at the 1988 Grammy Awards, where he was nominated in three categories.

In one of the most famous quotes in rock 'n' roll history, then-critic Jon Landau wrote after a Springsteen show in 1974, "I saw rock and roll's future and its name is Bruce Springsteen". In the decades since, New Jersey's favorite son has proven that sentiment countless times while somehow maintaining a genuine connection to his New Jersey roots even as a multimillionaire icon. For true Bruce fans, that's no surprise at all. His songwriting - and his immense success - owes as much to a relentless work ethic as it does to his undeniable brilliance. That's a quintessentially Jersey approach. Unlike so many of his contemporaries, Springsteen has never become a caricature of himself. The Boss is always looking forward; always finding new inspiration. He wore this denim vest on stage during the tour that made him a global superstar - 1984's 'Born in the U.S.A.'

The legendary "Chairman of the Board" defined traditional American pop and swing styles, was the very first teen idol and left a legacy that will never be equaled. Frank's larger-than-life persona is so ingrained in our culture, that it's easy to overlook how truly gifted he was as a vocalist and lyric interpreter. The brilliance evidenced on classic albums like 'Songs for Swinging Lovers' and 'In the Wee Small Hours' is undeniable and his influence looms large well into the 21st century. No authentic music memorabilia collection would be complete without something from “Ol' Blue Eyes,” and the honorary police badges on display here were two of many he acquired throughout his life.

The immensely successful English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran achieved mainstream conquest in the 2010s with an easy modern pop sound that sparkles with millennial eclecticism. These Air Jordan 3 Retro "Joker" sneakers are from his personal wardrobe.