"At the height of its fame, Duran Duran ("The Fab Five") was featured on the cover of the February 1984 issue of Rolling Stone magazine.
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"In 1981, Duran Duran consisted of Nick Rhodes and Simon Le Bon (rear), and the unrelated Taylors, Roger, Andy, and John (front).
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"This 12-inch picture disk for "The Reflex" was one of many collector
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"The 1993 album Duran Duran (aka The Wedding Album) launched the band back into the Top 10.
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"This 2003 press photo by Richard Haughton gave many anxious fans their first glimpse of the reunited band.
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"The distinctive purple album cover of 1982
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"In 1986, Duran Duran was reduced to a trio: Rhodes, John Taylor, Le Bon
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"In 1997, the band lost its final Taylor; the trio was now Rhodes, Le Bon, and Cuccurullo.
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"The members of Duran Duran were making fun of themselves in the "Rio" video.
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