Motown at 50 still shaping music and culture worldwide
Motown, founded in 1959 by Berry Gordy Jr with an $800 loan, transformed Detroit into a global music force. The label nurtured stars like Diana Ross and Smokey Robinson and influenced artists from Beyoncé to Taylor Swift, shaping a lasting sound and cultural impact.
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