Me, too.
Anyone who grew up in that era can never forget this, even if you weren't hooked on chess. I remember my youth soccer team talking about this nonstop. It captivated everyone.
There was an excellent, excellent book written 30 years later called Bobby Fischer Goes to War: How the Soviets Lost the Most Extraordinary Chess Match of All Time. It delved into not just the nuances of the match, but all the off board politics, maneuvering, gamesmanship, national pressures, and behind the scenes activities, presenting both sides of the fence.
If you can find the book, it is well worth the read. An even more extraordinary tale when you learn all the real stuff that went on during that time and match.