Trumpeter Walter White was a little disappointed when the television show "Breaking Bad" starting becoming popular. White says that he used to be at the top of the Google searches for his name, or in second place after the longtime NAACP leader Walter Francis White . But when Vince Gilligan 's show and its lead character became household names, trumpeter Walter White found himself buried in the Google search results beneath Gilligan's teacher-cum-drug kingpin. Later, White says he heard Gilligan say in an interview that he named his fictional characters after people he had known in real life. Since the two overlapped at Interlochen Arts Academy in the early 1980s, White can't help but wonder if Gilligan borrowed his name for the iconic character. It's okay if Gilligan borrowed his name, though. In exchange, "I just want to write music for his next series," White says. It would be just one more accomplishment in a long, distinguished career for White. After he attended camp and Academy