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Lady Gaga, Jack White, Boy George Lead Songwriters Hall of Fame 2027 Nominees

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The Songwriters Hall of Fame has announced the nominees for its 2027 class, a genre- and generation-spanning list led by stars like Lady Gaga, Jack White, Boy George, Deborah Harry and Chris Stein of Blondie, Sia, Vince Gill and Grandmaster Melle Mel as…

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