Like his famous “Rocket Man,” Elton John's music occupies the upper echelon of the rock ‘n' roll stratosphere. Initially pegged as a mere singer/songwriter, John soared to international superstardom beginning with 1970's “Your Song.” The piano man's hits are as stylistically ambitious as his fashion sense, from the unhinged ‘50s doo-wop swing of “Crocodile Rock” to the operatic sweep of “Tiny Dancer” to the cocksure groove of “Bennie and the Jets.” And John's never left the public eye, releasing albums into the ‘10s and reinventing himself as a mature pop icon and advocate for the LGBT community.