Human Being by Guns N’ Roses
“Human Being” keeps the cover train rolling from “The Spaghetti Incident?”. Originally by the New York Dolls, GN’R’s version is punchy and retains a lot of that glam-rock vibe from the original. Axl’s voice kills it as always, and the lyrics are kinda chaotic and self-destructive, resonating with the rebellion and anarchic spirit of the original punk rock.
The song, with its raw energy and unbridled attitude, kind of symbolizes that edgy, tumultuous rock n’ roll lifestyle. Not one to make big waves in the mainstream, but it still held its own as a solid cover on the album.
