Ah, Suzanne Vega. The general public only came to know her when a dance act violated her repertoire and reduced “Tom’s Diner” to a trifle by focusing mainly
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Let’s be honest: some bands bring out the best in themselves in a studio, while others are best experienced live. The chance that someone would name Tears for
