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An interview with Brian Johnson of AC/DC, conducted by Alan K. Stout of The Times Leader in 2000. Note from Alan:

"Brian Johnson did the impossible. In 1980, he replaced the popular Bon Scott in AC/DC, and even though Scott's death had devastated the band and its fans, he helped the group make its biggest and best selling album, "Back In Black." He talks about that in this interview. I loved his accent, and how he always referred to his bandmates as "the boys." And I did not know, until I asked him, that he and Scott had actually met on one occasion. This was a very enjoyable conversation and the band's subsequent show at the arena in Wilkes-Barre had one of the biggest crowds the venue has ever seen."