I'm not sure Feynman would respond this way, but he's one of my personal heroes. If you haven't read "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman" please do yourself a favor and pick up a copy immediately.
The follow up "What Do You Care What Other People Think?" is also a great read and incredibly heartbreaking.
And the next logical step is to read the book that has his compiled letters. Great stuff.
And of course Mr. Feynman Goes To Washington . I think the ultimate point is that all of his books are awesome. I even liked some of the science stuff. ;-)
The first few chapters of his Lectures on Physics are suprisingly readable as popular science. Later on it gets more hard-science-y.
I'd say the next logical step is to read James Gleick's biography "Genius", which gives a slightly more well-rounded view.