Bookends of an iconic singing career
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Grammy-winning singer Joan Baez became an icon for folk music and the peace movement during the Vietnam War. She talks about saving her voice, overcoming her stagefright and why she's not nostalgic for the 1960s. Her latest album is called "Day After Tomorrow."
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Joan Baez: She has released dozens of albums and earned two honorary doctorate degrees for her work on peace activism.
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