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Rolling Stone Fact Checks Songs
In a new feature seemingly created to talk about Bon Dylan for the 576,045th time, Rolling Stone fact checks the history of songs like Dylan's "Hurricane," the Band's "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," a Tom Petty Song and for some reason, Nas's "I Can." I guess this is sorta interesting? If you care that Nas messed up Egyptian history? Check it out here.
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Uh, who DOESN'T care about Nas messing up Egyptian history?
But Rolling Stone neglects to mention whether or not I can still be what I wanna be, as long as I work hard at it. Can I be where I wanna be?