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Woodstock
By Jane Runyon |
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1 It was advertised as "Three Days of Peace and Music." It turned into almost four days of music, sex, drugs and mud. It was intended to attract the largest crowd ever assembled for a rock concert. They expected 50,000 and dreamed of 100,000. When it was over, 450,000 people had attended. It was meant to be a nonviolent introduction to the possibility of establishing a music industry in upstate New York. It accomplished that goal. It was called Woodstock. It became the most famous rock concert of an era.