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Jan. 10: Pat Benatar, 70
![Pat Benatar performing at the 37th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Pat Benatar performing at the 37th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony](https://cdn.aarp.net/content/dam/aarpe/en/home/entertainment/celebrities/info-2023/famous-celebrity-birthdays-january-2023/_jcr_content/root/container_main/container_body_main/list_container_body1/container_body_cf/body_one_cf_listicle_one/cfimage.coreimg.50.932.jpeg/content/dam/aarp/entertainment/celebrities/2023/01/1140-pat-benatar.jpg)
After being eligible for more than two decades, Benatar and her musical partner and husband, Neil Giraldo, were finally inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame last year. The “Love Is a Battlefield” duo are getting into the jukebox musical game with their new show, Invincible, which uses their catalog as the soundtrack for a 21st-century retelling of Romeo & Juliet. The show premiered in November at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, and Benatar has said she hopes it will transfer to Broadway.
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Jan. 16: Ronnie Milsap, 80
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A legendary country singer who has been almost completely blind from birth, Milsap has racked up an impressive 35 number 1 country hits during his decades-long career, placing him fourth behind only George Strait, Conway Twitty and Merle Haggard. The six-time Grammy winner is still going strong, having released a new album called A Better Word for Love in 2021, and last spring he debuted a new podcast called Music and Milsap, in which he shares hilarious road stories, chats with other musicians and answers questions from fans.