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Norman's detailed storytelling makes me wonder what led him to emphasize their influence beyond just their music. Did he aim to capture a particular zeitgeist or personal fascination?

The book really immerses readers in the social upheaval of the time. I’m curious if others felt more connected to or critical of the era’s cultural shifts after finishing.

With so many anecdotes available, it’s fascinating to see how Norman balanced sensational tales with more nuanced insights. What do you think guided his choices?