In 2008, Angus Young of AC/DC expressed unfamiliarity with Shakira during an interview, reflecting his isolation within the blues scene. He humorously acknowledged her beauty but prioritized the integrity of his band's music over pop interpretations. Shakira's cover of 'Back in Black,' performed during her tour and featured in a live album, received criticism for its slow intro and lack of conviction. The article also highlights the phenomenon of pop stars covering rock classics, showcasing the evolving landscape of music.
Young's indifference towards other artists' interpretations, like Shakira's cover of 'Back in Black,' stems from his deep-rooted focus on the blues.
Shakira's cover is critiqued for its slow, tedious intro and forced delivery, failing to capture the essence of the original anthem.
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