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Tina Turner already wrote the book on how to perform, but she knew that there had to be substance even in the biggest names in pop.

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At 92, Willie Nelson isn't just a legend; he's a living reminder of the timeless power of music that brings generations together.

A look at the future of classic rock, including technology, concerts and the evolving ways to connect with fans.

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