As Tourist-In-Chief, Obama Visits Bob Marley Museum in Jamaica

What’s the first thing you think about when you think about Jamaica? Bob Marley.

President Obama didn’t disappoint, choosing to visit the Bob Marley museum less than an hour after Air Force One touched down on the island.

During his tour of the museum, the president viewed the framed record albums on the wall.

“I still have all the albums,” he mused as photographers were allowed to join him for the visit. His tour took less than 20 minutes.

Obama was joined by National Security Advisor Susan Rice and Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes who both tweeted about the event.

Bob Marley is a legend and I love his music. Great fun to visit his house in Kingston with President Obama.

— Susan Rice (@AmbassadorRice) April 9, 2015

Was a great experience to visit Bob Marley’s house and pay tribute to a musician we all love as POTUS begins visit to #Jamaica — Ben Rhodes (@rhodes44) April 9, 2015