From NY Times’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducts Madonna: “Madonna entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in its 23rd annual induction ceremony. She was named to the hall alongside the Indiana rocker John Mellencamp, the Canadian songwriter Leonard Cohen, the instrumental band the Ventures, from Tacoma, Wash., and the British Invasion band the Dave Clark Five, whose lead singer, Mike Smith, died on Feb. 28.”
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducts Madonna
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Awesome. I mean, Madonna is so rock and roll. I can’t wait until Britney and Justin get in, too.
Apparently, she had Iggy Pop perform her songs during the induction. Think she was conscious of her lack of Rock and Roll credentials?