Re: At the Crossroads -- History of Pop Culture

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Subject: Re: At the Crossroads

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Brianna B.

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Date Posted: 16:05:46 10/05/07 Fri
In reply to: Lauren-Ann Swanson 's message, "Re: At the Crossroads" on 10:27:07 10/05/07 Fri

I completley agree with you that "the story of Robert Johnson at the crossroads is a metaphor that both aspiring and successful musicians follow". Regardless of a musicians talent, they all end up "selling out" or "selling their soul" before they make it big. some successful musicians even sell out in order to keep their fame.

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