The anti–rock star: Leonard Cohen’s battle against shameless male egoism
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He spent his life building a $1 million stereo. The real cost was unfathomable.
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Okuda Hiroko: The Casio employee behind the “Sleng Teng” riddim that revolutionized reggae
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Whitney Houston, American girl: Why America embraced Whitney Houston, and how it destroyed her
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Soul superhero: The massive life and tragic death of King Curtis
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Forty years of weird: Al Yankovic’s biggest moments
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The (mostly) true story of Vanilla Ice, hip-hop, and the American Dream
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How Dagny's luminous pop battles Norway's endless nights – Strangers/Lovers emerges as one of 2020's most assured debuts
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The nine-woman feminist rap group Daughters of Reykjavik was mocked online and in Iceland's news media – so they're taking their message elsewhere
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Henry Grimes, a jazz bassist. Disappeared in 1970 and was presumed dead. Was found by a social worker in 2002, destitute and with no bass. Eventually won a lifetime achievement award in 2016
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Too black, too queer, too holy: why Little Richard never truly got his dues -- How did a turbaned drag queen from the sexual underground of America’s Deep South ignite rock’n’roll?
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The weirdly enduring appeal of Weird Al Yankovic
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The survival of Iggy Pop - An inventor of punk rock on his long career, the future, and swimming in Miami
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Earle Sweatshirt doesn't exist
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This must be David Byrne. A profile of the Talking Heads frontman
6 votes