Then there's Jim Croce's musical adaptation of Kipling's poem "Gunga Din:" "And for all his dirty hide, he was white, clear white inside." He caught quite a bit of flak for that song, even though he didn't write the lyric and was quite clearly playing a character. Much like Randy Newman's "Rednecks:" the classic example of the literary device of the "untrustworthy narrator."
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