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Quote by Todd Rundgren

“Make music a service that's easy to consume, and there'll be plenty of money for everyone.”

Quote by Todd Rundgren

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Todd Rundgren
Todd Rundgren

Todd Rundgren, born on June 22, 1948, is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer. Known for his unique musical style and versatile talent, he is skilled in playing a wide range of instruments. Rundgren has achieved a wealth of accomplishments in the music industry, including writing and producing numerous hit songs and participating in various music projects. more

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