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The reigning heroine of the ‘60s folk era, Joan Baez embodies all the qualities that ensure the Woodstock generation’s place in history: enormous creative talent, political activism, and an enduring strength that continues to propel her career forward. From her folk-revival years alongside Bob Dylan to the pop-inflected folk rock that characterizes her ‘70s repertoire, Baez has been at the forefront of the singer/songwriter scene since she first gained recognition at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival.
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