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Musician John Prine reflects on his life, exploring the complex intersection of his relationship with music, his battle with cancer, and his decision to forgo a career as a recording artist.
By Nadia Brooks · Music Desk · October 12, 2026 at 12:59 PM CDT
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Musician John Prine reflects on his life, exploring the complex intersection of his relationship with music, his battle with cancer, and his decision to forgo a career as a recording artist.
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