Does Anyone Care What Anyone Says In Rock’n’Roll?
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A legendary music industry figure and star-maker takes a late-in-life career left turn, to write and perform his own music with a little help from his friends.
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English
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BP Fallon
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Michael Des Barres
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Debbie Harry
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Pete Briquette
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Clem Burke
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Joe King Carrasco
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John Cooper Clarke
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Chris Charlesworth
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Adam Clayton
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Donovan
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Bob Geldof
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Dave Fanning
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Nigel Harrison
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Michael D. Higgins
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Robert Plant
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Jack White
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Alison Mosshart
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Gloria Jones
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Steve Lillywhite
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Imelda May
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Mike Mills
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Aaron Lee Tasjan
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Louis Walsh
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