By all means, pay tribute to musicians – just spare me the wigs

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The author argues that musicians should be honored without relying on outdated costumes. They suggest that great songs should stand on their own merit. The writer specifically criticizes the use of wigs and old-fashioned clothing. Such attire is described as hand-me-down trousers that restrict the music. The piece calls for a more authentic way of paying tribute to artists.

Great songs deserve to be free, not squeezed into hand-me-down trousers.

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