
Rod Stewart, 81, Uses Oxygen Onstage After Nearly Fainting in Utah
He grabbed a pole, a chair, and an oxygen tank, then kept singing.
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Anna Lee writes about American politics, business, and the culture between. She prefers stories where the headline isn't the whole answer.

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