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A Rush/Hip-Hop fusion? Well of course.
From rollingstone:
Last night’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction was an endlessly entertaining, surreally star-packed (Oprah!) night of many wonders and curiosities: Jackson Browne, Tom Petty and John Fogerty formed a very temporary band with inductee Randy Newman; a strutting Jennifer Hudson channeled Donna Summer; Harry Belafonte solemnly intoned the lyrics of Public Enemy’s “Don’t Believe the Hype"; Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins covered Rush while wearing the band’s infamous Seventies kimonos; and Rush themselves led a joyous, all-time great closing jam that saw Chuck D and guest DMC rhyming over the beats of Neil Peart.
