John Coker San Antonio, Texas
Imagine a symphony performance with a freak incident - a spotlight set at so high a level its beam becomes toxic, aimed so
it shoots through your eyes and alters your brain forever.
This was John Coker’s reality.
But, rather than allow a supervillain origin story to define him, Coker embraced this transformative change, expanding from classical musician to a singular musical polymath.
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