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Even though Billy Joel was on top of the world in the 1980s, he was guilty of having one too many stars in his eyes sometimes ...

Multiple musicians have run for US President over the decades, but jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie was the first, announcing his incredible campaign back in 1964.

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When passing away in 2001, punk pioneer Joey Ramone was listening to a surprising number from one of the day's rock and pop ...

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