Most teenage boys have visions of being a rock star.
Correction. Visions of being a rock star are what they have when they’re not having visions of cheerleaders.
As a child of the ‘70’s, my rock star idols were longhaired, chain-smoking, whiskey-drinking, 20-somethings who made two guitars, a bass and a set of drums sound like a million dollars. At least that’s what it sounded like to me. My dad said it sounded like noise.
My parents didn’t view these guys the same way ...
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2014