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Paul Simon on the manipulative nature of protest music and the Paul McCartney song he calls “garbage”

One of the most powerful aspects of music is that it can, on rare occasions, incite change. Throughout history, music has provided the backdrop for some of the most pivotal movements, proving it to be a significant medium for communicating solid political messages. The progressive nature of music versus the rigid and often immovable ideologies at the crux of politics and governments often serves as the ideal grounds for protest music to shout loud, forcing those whose views remain archaic to adapt to the times. Unfortunately, however, protest music isn’t always done right, according to Paul Simon.

Leonor AlcaçarenhoPaul Simon on the manipulative nature of protest music and the Paul McCartney song he calls “garbage”03.22.2024
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