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: Roger Miller later opened the King of the Road Motor Inn in Nashville in 1970.

: It reached No. 1 on the U.S. Country and Easy Listening charts and peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. King of the Road

The title "" most commonly refers to the legendary 1965 country song by Roger Miller or the long-running Thrasher Magazine skateboarding competition and its subsequent TV series. The Song: Roger Miller (1965) : Roger Miller later opened the King of

: Miller was inspired by a roadside sign in Chicago that read "Trailers for Sale or Rent". He reportedly finished the song after buying a hobo statuette at an airport gift shop. Country and Easy Listening charts and peaked at No

: The song won five Grammy Awards in 1966, including Best Country Song and Best Contemporary Single. Cultural Legacy :