Jason "Lil¿ Jay" Litzner was a freight-train hopping musician, Woody Guthrie style. Jay traveled with his wife Rosie from the alleys of Detroit to post-Katrina New Orleans, from California¿s Venice Beach to the batcave in Brooklyn, riding freight trains, fighting a drug addiction and touching lives along the way. Former Rail Yard Manager Matt ¿Bean¿ Bahena described his story as ¿a fascinating tribute to the meaning of freedom and what is really important in life.¿ Jesse Dunsmore claimed it was ¿equal parts memorial, biography, romance, redemption story, anarchist manifesto and history lesson.¿ In 2006, while on his way to California for the winter, Jay fell to his death from a freight train. His friends made their way to his home town of Detroit for his memorial service, and they brought stories of their adventures with Jay, stories of what his friendship meant, and stories of what his loss meant. These stories are compiled in his biography, ¿Railroad Man, The Legend of Lil¿ Jay.¿