Watch Stevie Nicks and Sabrina Carpenter perform ‘Landslide’ at Met Gala
The perfect duet.
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The 1985 song Stevie Nicks could never improve on: “Some vocals are magic and simply not able to beat”
The height of her vocal prowess.
The 1957 track that started Stevie Nicks’ musical journey: “The main song in my childhood”
“The main song in my childhood.”
The 2003 song Stevie Nicks couldn’t stand performing: “She thought it was dirty”
Not her style of song.
The 1981 album Stevie Nicks feared would finish Fleetwood Mac: “I made a big mistake”
An alternate reality.
The one singer Stevie Nicks called the most fun to work with: “We built up a little relationship”
The perfect musical friend.
Stevie Nicks reveals how a Taylor Swift song helped her grieve Christine McVie: “It helped me a lot to let her go”
The Swift song that means the most.
The 1979 song Stevie Nicks wrote to hurt Mick Fleetwood: “I sat at my piano, a feminist woman”
Nicks and Fleetwood’s romantic involvement commenced in 1977.
“What the hell is he doing?”: The Fleetwood Mac album Christine McVie couldn’t stand
Becoming weird to a fault.
The 1960s singer Stevie Nicks said taught her the most: “Wild, crazy, curly hair”
The musical master at work.