In a NY Times op-ed, David Hajdu posits that the spate of notable musicians all of the same age (turning 70 this year) is attributable to their turning 14 in the mid-1950s when rock ‘n roll was just getting its start. “Fourteen is a formative age,” his theory goes. What if that’s not just for musicians? What about technology? And what does it mean for today’s 14-year-olds?
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