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Q: why do many musicians today admire joe strummer more than henry rollins or ian mackaye? is it cause Joe is no longer alive? A: It's all a matter of opinion. As far as punk icons go, they'd all be on my Mt. Rushmore. There's plenty of praise to go around for all of them, and I feel like it does. Strummer's reach with The Clash was a little wider than those of MacKaye or Rollins with their respective projects, so maybe that has something to do with him being perhaps more influential.

-Bryne

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