Stevie/Mac References in Books

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In Jo Anne Beard's book of essays "The Boys of Summer" she writes about driving along with her cousin listening to Fleetwood Mac. I don't remember the lines exactly but here's the gist:

"We sing along to a tune about a woman who rings like a bell through the night. Neither of us knows what that means, but we are both in favor of it. We want to ring like bells..."

And later in the paragraph "Over My Head" is quoted rather extensively, if I remember correctly. (It has been years since I read the book.)

And in the early eighties literary-bestseller-turned-movie "Less Than Zero" by Bret Easton Ellis, the writer mentions Fleetwood Mac twice. Something like:

"Driving around in the desert in the middle of the night, Fleetwood Mac or the Eagles on, loud. Hot wind blowing..."

And "Driving through the desert listening to the Eagles or Fleetwood Mac. hot wind blowing through my hair..."

Or something like that. I read the book half my life ago. And the only reason I remember the lines is because I thought it was funny how he said 'Fleetwood Mac or the Eagles' and later 'the Eagles or Fleetwood Mac.' As if they were interchangeable.