Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Neil Young is stirring things up again. This time he is rolling on down the road not only with an auto-centric concept album but with his own electric ride. Fork In The Road, whose largely eco car-themed songs he debuted in concert during the past year, will get a promotional push from the 1959 Lincoln Continental Young has converted to hybrid technology and which he plans to drive to Washington, D.C. Young worked on the "Lincvolt Project" with biodiesel pioneer Jonathan Goodwin, and one of the album's songs, "Johnny Magic," is named after Goodwin. Songs such as "Cough Up The Bucks," "Fuel Line," "Hit The Road" and "Get Around" also support Young's green leaning concepts.

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