I just read this writer's blog and I can't believe how many typos appear, including the paragraph on Stevie.
And then this:
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Ann Wilson
The 411: This lead singer, flute player, and guitarist of Heart paved the way for women to enter the hard rock arena. When you're listening to the radio and a Heart track comes on, you'll notice that it's very very hard to turn the dial or leave the room. Ann's voice just rips off and owns your ears for the duration. Toss around song titles like "Crazy On You", "Magic Man", or "Barracuda" in a conversation about the classics of rock and you'll most likely get no arguments. Then from there you have to take into consideration her score work on her husband's, Cameron Crowe, movies. She's responsible for Jerry Maquire, Almost Famous, Elizabethtown, and Vanilla Sky. Top that off with the influence that she and her sister Nancy had on the Seattle music scene in the 90's. Yeah, this lady's "heart" will be beating in the music world long after she's gone.
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He's talking about Nancy, not Ann.