Alex Hopper

Even an artist as legendary as Bruce Springsteen had to get inspiration from somewhere. According to the icon, an early source of inspiration was Keith Richards and his mystifying guitar playing. Springsteen reportedly was never the same after hearing the Rolling Stones guitarist on “It's All Over Now.” Learn more about Springsteen's affinity for Richards, below.

“There has been a flat destruction of our values over the last 30 years leading to the inequality we have now,” Springsteen once said . “‘Wrecking Ball' is a metaphor for what has occurred.”

Mick Jagger typically takes on lead vocals for The Rolling Stones. His familiar voice has been the cornerstone for countless rock hits over the decades.

is an easy one to answer. But, in terms of sentiments among fans, the answer becomes muddled. We present two options, below. Which song do you consider to be the last live Beatles song?

They say don't meet your heroes. But, when you're a mega star yourself and happen to run in the same circles, it can be hard to avoid them. Bob Dylan went out of his way to avoid Elvis Presley, despite being a massive fan of his early work. Find out why, below.

Petty loved many things about The Traveling Wilburys. He felt their music was routinely up to snuff with their individual projects. However, he did have one regret. Find out what that is, below.

Considering Stevie Nicks wrote an entire song about John Lennon (“ Edge of Seventeen ” for those unfamiliar), you'd likely wager that he was her favorite Beatle. Somehow, you'd be wrong. She actually favored another member of the legendary band more. Find out which Beatle was Nicks' favorite, below.

Country stars can often seem untouchable. From the outside looking in, they feel larger than life. They feel like appeared out of thin air. But, everyone comes from somewhere–even famous musicians. Find three videos below that capture some of your favorite country artists before they hit the big time.

As any artist will tell you, studios have a kind of singular magic to them–magic that varies from space to space. Artists have flocked to particular studios in hopes to achieve the sound most associated with them. As chance would have it, there have been times when major albums were recorded just a few doors down from one another. Find two examples of that happening, below.

People either love or hate karaoke. Not everyone is down for getting up on a stage to sing for a crowd of strangers–or friends for that matter. However, those that enjoy the practice often revel in it. Some of the greatest examples of this come from film. Find three of our favorite karaoke scenes from movies, below.