Songs that feel like Logan (2017)
A battered, dying man on the Mexican border clings to a last shred of grace, finding unexpected tenderness and redemption in a final violent run toward freedom.
- Hurt by Johnny Cash: A frail, broken man reckoning with a lifetime of damage, the film's own trailer anthem.
- The Man Comes Around by Johnny Cash: Apocalyptic, biblical gravity matching the film's reckoning and doom.
- Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black) by Neil Young: Burning out rather than fading away, a veteran's defiant last stand.
- Wicked Game by Chris Isaak: Lonesome desert reverb and aching tenderness.
- Down by the River by Neil Young: Slow, scorched guitar and a violent, tragic undercurrent.
- Ain't No Grave by Johnny Cash: Defiance of death from a body that's almost given out.
- Slow Burn by Kacey Musgraves: Gentle, unhurried road-weary reflection.
- Stay Gold by Stevie Wonder: A tender hymn to innocence, echoing Logan's role as protector of Laura.
- Red Right Hand by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Menacing, brooding dread hanging over the pursuing forces.