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I play it in my class of ADHD students and they calm right down and can focus.
I doubt the other character is quite so accomplished. If I could even tolerate his output for more than a few seconds.
Everybody arguments about if they're famous or good, but neither is required by the description.
It's just common sense that they have to be somewhat famous in order for the quiz to make sense and that they have to be somewhat good in order to be famous.
I think you have no idea just how talented almost all of these people are. Go to karaoke sometime and watch people try to sing. It's hard. Even the best amateurs are very bad compared to a professional.
I'll concede that Iggy Pop is not technically gifted and is more of an artist than a musician.