Laurence Juber is a Grammy Award–winning guitarist and composer best known as the lead guitarist for Wings, where he played alongside Paul McCartney during the band’s most successful period in the late 1970s. A classically trained musician with a distinctive melodic style, Juber contributed to landmark recordings including Back to the Egg and toured worldwide with Wings, helping shape their dynamic live sound.

Following his time with Wings, Juber built a prolific solo career, earning a Grammy for his work on the Pink Panther soundtrack and releasing numerous critically acclaimed albums. Highly respected for his versatility across rock, classical, and acoustic music, Juber is also a sought-after composer for film and television. His career spans decades and genres, marking him as a musician whose influence extends far beyond one iconic band.

Interviewed by professional musician and Entrepreneur, technology innovator and entertainment business executive Nick Turner, a drummer who played with The Raincoats, The Barracudas and The Lords of the New Church. At Google, Turner was a Founder in Residence at Google's in-house incubator DEMAND.