"Last Train to Memphis" is a biography written by Peter Guralnick that chronicles the life of Elvis Presley, the iconic American singer and actor. The book details his rise to fame, exploring his early years in Tupelo, Mississippi, his breakthrough in the music industry, and his impact on popular culture. The narrative also delves into the personal struggles and challenges faced by Presley, including his relationships, battles with fame, and the pressures of the entertainment world. Guralnick's work provides an in-depth look at both the man behind the legend and the era that shaped his career.