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On ‘Midnights’, Taylor Swift Is Revising Her Own Love Stories

The New York Times – Music:

On “Midnights,” the singer-songwriter probes the realizations and reckonings of many millennial women around timelines for relationships, motherhood and ambition.

Lindsay Zoladz
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Midnights (Album), Millennial Generation, Pop and Rock Music, Swift, Taylor
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