And Steve is commonly short for Steven. Granted, I've never heard Steven Tyler use the shortened form Steve, but I can see why NRK is asking for it to be accepted.
Watching over the people he influenced? Today's music is built on yesterday's music, just as today's music will influence tomorrow's. I'm glad to see a nod to that.
I think "entertainer" might be a better word. Suggesting that some of these...people...including a couple who were indicted for dealing drugs and murder...are "musicians"...cheapens the word considerably.
Very true. If alleged criminal activity removed you from a career in music or for that matter many of the performing arts, who would be left? Pat Boone?
All of these people are talented enough to be considered musicians. I don't believe any of these people have committed murder, and even if they did, I don't see how it takes away from their musicianship.
I got stuck on "Chris from Coldplay" but couldn't remember his last name to save my life. I wasn't getting a perfect 5 anyway, because I have no idea who Lana Del Rey is.
I really don't get the logic in Jackson being a typein for 50 Cent what with there being another Jackson on the quiz, by that logic Grant should be a type-in for Lana Del Rey, Moore for Pink, O'Connell for Billie Eilish and and Tallarico for Steven Tyler.
Also, typing Martin (or trying to) gives you the answer for Yo-Yo Ma, but that could be fixed by moving the cellist to a position before the Coldplay guy.
There is no point in having 50 Cent in this quiz if you're going to accept "Jackson" as an answer for him, while including him alongside Michael Jackson, probably the most recognizable musician in history.