Pop music has always been linked with visual imagery, as exemplified by historic icons who leveraged their appearances to craft their public personas.
The relationship between music and image was significantly amplified with the arrival of rock'n'roll, making visual presentation just as crucial as the sounds.
Elvis's impact was more about his visual presentation than just his music; his style challenged societal norms and integrated various cultural elements.
Artists like the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix illustrate that public perception often prioritizes visuals over music, shaping their legacies and cultural significance.
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