Duran Duran's Rio

In the '80s, Duran Duran emerged as icons of the new wave genre, with their pivotal album Rio showcasing a blend of disco, funk, glam, and art-rock. Initially struggling in the American market, the album gained traction through remixes and vibrant music videos, establishing the band as leaders of the MTV-driven British Invasion. This audiobook offers an in-depth look at Rio's evolution into a landmark pop-rock album, featuring new interviews with band members and key figures who contributed to its success, while examining its cultural impact and the technological zeitgeist of the era.