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  • Janis Joplin
    Janis Joplin
    / Counterculture icon and death at age 27

    Released posthumously, that album, Pearl, topped the chart in 1971, as did the single “Me and Bobby McGee”. The album also featured the song “Mercedes Benz,” a sarcastically delivered skewering of consumerism that she wrote with folk singer-songwriter (and Bob Dylan sidekick) Bob Neuwirth based on a poem by…

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    Released posthumously, that album, Pearl, topped the chart in 1971, as did the single “Me and Bobby McGee”. The album also featured the song “Mercedes Benz,” a sarcastically delivered skewering of consumerism that she wrote with folk singer-songwriter (and Bob Dylan sidekick) Bob Neuwirth based on a poem by…

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