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The '90s super group sat down with USA TODAY to spill on what makes a great love song and why you should delete your dating apps.

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Fresh from a Grammy win for his work on Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter," the musician and producer tells how he made some of his best-loved tunes.

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George Thorogood shares insights on his iconic hits, performing at the Paramount, and his thoughts on turning 75.