In Popular Culture
- US 41 is referenced in the The Allman Brothers Band song "Ramblin' Man", the singer claiming to have been born "in the back seat of a Greyhound Bus" traveling this highway.
- Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers' 2010 album Mojo has a song called "US 41", which is appropriate since the band is originally from Florida.
- US 41 is referenced in the Alan Jackson song "I Don't Even Know Your Name", sitting in a fictitious roadhouse
- US 41 is referenced in the Alabama song "Pete's Music City", "Northern Georgia Highway 41, beside the carpet mills and gas station".
- US 41 is referenced in the Iron & Wine song "Prison on Route 41" on the album "In the Reins," a collaboration with Calexico.
- US 41 is referenced in the song "Going Back to Miami" by the Blues Brothers where they mention that Wayne Cochran lives near the end of the road.
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