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In 1962, Bronx bouncer Tony Lip is hired to drive pianist Don Shirley on a concert tour through the American Midwest and South. A travel guide for Black motorists shapes their route while class, race, taste, and dependence complicate the job.

Concert halls, roadside diners, hotels, letters home, the Green Book, and changing car conversations create a clear social itinerary—Viggo Mortensen's expansive Tony and Mahershala Ali's exacting Shirley fashion rapport through friction and practical reliance.