Rhinestone New York
A NYC country band, Rhinestone, borrows its name from the film Rhinestone, which in turn borrows its name from the Glen Campbell song. The movie follows a sassy singer who makes a foolhardy bet that she can turn a NYC cabbie into a country music star. Can she do it? Will the general public like the first (eponymous) Rhinestone EP? We know how this movie ends. ... more
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