I have Pandora on my computer, and when I started watching the video, went to Guy Clark radio (one of my stations.) Robert Earl Keene's extended version of "The Road Goes on Forever" came up about the time of the first heavy rain storm, and the long instrumental section at the end of the song was almost perfectly in time with the windshield wipers...
One comment...Michael may *feel* safer driving in Mexico than he does in Oklahoma and Texas, or walking around Toronto, but he isn't. Texas has a disgracefully high murder rate; but Tamaulipas state, where he crosses the border, has a murder rate eight times as high (2012.) The city of Nuevo Laredo, which isn't especially large, had several times the absolute number of murders as Toronto in 2012, and Toronto is one of the largest cities in North America. I'm not saying that all of Mexico is unsafe -- much of the danger involves those areas controlled by the drug cartels, and with easy access to American gun dealers. For those parts of Mexico without easy access to border towns or certain trans-shipping ports, as down in Sinaloa, the murder rate is quite low.