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Yoshiki has spent decades criss-crossing genre boundaries as a composer, classical pianist and leader of the rock band X Japan. With high-profile Los Angeles performances planned for this summer, he sat down with Associated Press entertainment journalist Liam McEwan to reflect on musical longevity, his lifelong pursuit of the American dream and how personal grief shapes his artistry. The 60-year-old performer also discusses rebelling against Japan's cultural norms, balancing rock with classical music — and the growing role of AI in the music industry.
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