re: If you could read just one autobiography......

Jeffery Epstein

Cameron Hanes. The man just does not stop.

Ghengis Khan

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You might want to read what Christopher Hitchens said about Kissinger.

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I have read most everything Hitchens wrote starting back in his days at The Nation and The Trial of Henry Kissinger actually turned me back on to reading about Kissenger which I had not done for 15 years or so at the time.

Hitchens to me while a fascinating thinker and writer I always thought he was an intellectual that thought too much about too many things. It may just be that I found him too difficult to pigeon hole and I never found a comfortable place with him because I never could predict his opinion on anyone or anything. One day he felt like a neocon then the next he seemed like a liberal for example. I always felt like visiting his brain would have felt like a person from 1920's Kansas being dropped in the middle of modern NYC where the activity would be an assault on the senses.

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whose would it be?

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My own.

Meteorology : Dr. Neil l Frank

Sports : Freddie Coleman

There are a lot of dead people being mentioned and since the OP stated the autobiography was not written yet it seems unless we are bending space-time it could only be those still living today.

Golf Monster by Alice Cooper was tremendously entertaining. His autobiography intertwined with chapters on his obsession with the game of golf. He beat alcoholism by taking up the game. Cool stuff.

Edit: but since I didn’t completely read all the OP and missed the detail about written yet, I’d say the “Joe Burrow Story, 2019-2020 Uncensored.”