The fact remains that THEY had to adapt to HIM because he could not adapt to fill the normal role of a rock band drummer. So are you really suggesting that you're going to build an all-star, greatest-ever band and tell the other members "Hey, Clapton, we have Moon on the drum kit, so even though you're playing lead guitar you're not allowed to play lead guitar, you have to play bass fills to cover for Moon."? Really?
Clapton on lead guitar. Entwistle on Bass. Gadd (or Peart or Bonham or Ginger Baker) on drums is a REAL all-star band.
Moon playing whatever, Clapton playing the bassist role, Entwistle playing the drummer role is NOT a real all-star band.
Really, do I need to draw you a map to understand that? A great musician allows everyone else on the stage to be at their best too. Moon doesn't, he forces everyone else to compensate for him. The only way Moon would fit into a true all-star band is if they had dual drummers a la the Grateful Dead with one traditional drummer heading the rhythm section and Moon doing his thing which is closer to a keyboardist than to a real drummer. Then the lead guitar and the bassist could play their own instruments rather than changing roles to cover for him.