In this photo, you can see Billie Joe with American Standard Telecaster.

"Purchased and modified in 1996(probably) or 1997, after his original Tele was stolen in October 1995. This guitar has been converted into a Telecaster Plus and has the same modifications* and pickups as his main Plus. It is also from ‘92 - ‘93(?).Jonny brings this guitar on every tour as a backup.

Jonny’s No2 Telecaster is most likely an American Telecaster Standard. (The MIM Standard had 21 frets rather than 22, and the American Deluxe was contoured.) From the mid 90’s, so a first model American Standard. The bridge on the guitar was replaced with one shaped like that of a standard Telecaster, but which has a larger hole to fit a humbucker. Killswitch, strange knob, removal of volume knob.

At some time around In Rainbows era, Plank fitted it with a Korg Kaoss Pad KP2 screen(as can be seen in this photo), but it has yet to be used live."

-Source: The King of Gear http://thekingofgear.com/jonny/chordophones

At 2:06 into this video named "Tom Morello Guitars & Home Studio," Morello talks about his 1982 Fender Telecaster "Sendero Luminoso." It appears to be a standard American Telecaster (he reveals in other interviews it is a 1982 model), with a black finish, white pickguard, and a maple neck. From the looks of it is stock, and is adorned with several stickers. He says:

"This is my main drop D tuning guitar for my entire career. Inexpensive, made in the USA Telecaster. I traded my roommate (he was in a band called Liquid Jesus). He needed a Marshall head and I needed a guitar that I could tune down, play grunge-worthy heavy riffs with. And so the exchange was made, and this is in a song with all the Rage [Against The Machine], Audioslave, Street Sweeper [Social Club], The Nightwatchman songs that are in drop D tuning. Killing in the Name, Freedom, Testify, all those that are in drop D, played and written with the band on this."

Josh can be seen playing this guitar in this video at 0:06. Josh has never talked about this guitar and has only ever been seen playing this guitar once, as seen in this video.

In the video "Slowdive - Slomo (Live on KEXP)" recorded on October 25, 2017, Neil Halstead is confirmed to be using a Fender American Standard Telecaster. This identification is made based on the distinctive 6-saddle bridge with the Fender logo and the inscription on the guitar headstock, which are characteristic features of this model. The video is available on YouTube, hosted by KEXP.

Adam Young's studio has six Fender guitars. The first is an American Standard Telecaster.

In this image, PJ Harvey is playing a black Fender American Standard Telecaster with a Rosewood fretboard.

Alex Trimble is seen using a Fender 2012 American Standard Telecaster Electric Guitar.

Here, Courtney tells the story of how she got a friend to help her buy a Telecaster on eBay, because she was on tour and was afraid of messing up her Harmony Rocket. The same guitar was also mentioned in 2015 Premier Guitar interview.

"its got a lot of practical applications for the music i play now, because of the way i changed things out a little" starting at 5:44 trohman describes how he changed this guitar to fit his needs.

This photo comes from behind the scenes photos from recording "Everything Will Be Alright At The End", and Bell is seen with this Telecaster, so it is assumed that this one was used on recording of the exact album.

In the photo, Kelly Jones can be seen using a Fender Telecaster in butterscotch blonde finish with a black pickguard.