Verbascum blattaria

Help me identify this plant. I found it in Northern Kentucky growing wild. There is a lot of growth, in the suburban sense and I'm afraid it might be rare.

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Possibly Moth Mullein (Verbascum blattaria)?

Thanks. It seems to fit! It says moth mullein is invasive to the US and comes from Eurasia and North Africa. It's a shame because it's so pretty. Let me know for any more suggestions.