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Ronstadt, 71, is known for being open and in her last 鈥淔orum鈥� appearance, she answered every question posed from the nearly 600 people in the Fox theater that Sunday afternoon. Back then she recounted childhood experiences growing up in a musical family in the 蜜柚直播 home her parents built by hand, and the early days of her musical life, which has few female rivals.

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