A slight misunderstanding of a word due to a Southern accent led to Stevie Nicks writing one of her most iconic songs.

This song is still a classic nearly 60 years later.

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The 80s were one of the most iconic and influential decades in music. In fact, many 80s songs remain popular hits to this day ...