Award shows of late have become more notable for the criticisms they raise than their own content. This year’s Grammys, while not without any controversy, were much better received and in some cases lauded for delivering some unexpectedly poignant moments. Perhaps the most noted was the surprise appearance of Tracy Chapman, a performer who has left the public stage for many years and whose song “Fast Car” remains a powerful anthem decades after it was written. This year her song was covered, with her blessing, by country artist Luke Combs.
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Award shows of late have become more notable for the criticisms they raise than their own content. This year’s Grammys, while not without any controversy, were much better received and in some cases lauded for delivering some unexpectedly poignant moments. Perhaps the most noted was the surprise appearance of Tracy Chapman, a performer who has left the public stage for many years and whose song “Fast Car” remains a powerful anthem decades after it was written. This year her song was covered, with her blessing, by country artist Luke Combs.