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Article: Durable Duran Duran - Re-energized '80s pop kings return hungry like the wolf.
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- The Boston Herald
- Article date:
- November 13, 1997
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Duran Duran was both the most successful and maligned group to come out of the British New Romantic scene. Poster boys for '80s pop excess - flashy videos, model girlfriends, lavish arena shows and matinee idol cheekbones - the quintet sold 20 million albums and inspired legions of hysterical "Durannies" drawn to hits such as "Hungry Like a Wolf" and "Rio."
Duran Duran is now a trio, with three original members having left. The group enjoyed a well-received comeback with 1992's "Duran Duran" album and its hit "Ordinary World." A less successful covers album, "Thank You," followed and then a few years of downtime.
But the group is recharging with a smart ...
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