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End of the Road — Boyz II Men (1992)
Boyz II Men's four-part gospel-piano harmony revived soul balladry for the '90s, selling over 12 million copies globally. As the highest-charting Motown song ever, it proved soul could dominate the modern pop landscape, extending the genre's reach 35% further than the average top-ten soul hit.
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