Once a year, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony celebrates the artistry of pop's greatest talents. The 2003 affair nodded to a handful of musicians who began in Britain during the mid-'70s, and wound up teaching the world to sing their songs - The Clash, The Police, Elvis Costello. It also tipped the hat to a pair of extremes. AC/DC rocked hysterically for three decades, and the Righteous Brothers offered the world blue-eyed soul, '60s style.

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