Steve Perry Knew How 'The Sopranos' Ended Before You Did
Newsweek interviews former Journey frontman Steve Perry. The
shlockmeister reveals that he was initially unsure about
allowing atrocious hit "Don't Stop Believing" to be used in the
finale of "The Sopranos."  I held out until I knew how it would
be used. It was like, "Is somebody being massacred while the
song's being played?" The Thursday before it aired, they finally
said, "We'll tell you, but you have to swear not to tell
anybody." When they finally told me how it was going to be used,
I thought, that's way beyond awesome. Watching it that night was
pretty exciting.  Perry, who is more dubious about Hillary
Clinton's campaign parody of the episode, was pleased with the
result.  It was done so well, I loved it. Nothing could make me
happier than seeing a resurgence of the music I believe in as
much as I did when we were doing it. It knocked me back in an
exciting kind of way. It knocked us back too, but in a "Why
would they use that piece of shit son