Today we rewind to October 11, 1978 — the day Billy Joel released 52nd Street, his brilliant follow-up to The Stranger. This was the album where Joel pushed beyond his pop-rock roots and stepped into a world rich with jazz textures, New York energy, and street-wise sophistication. Featuring classics like “Big Shot,” “My Life,” and “Honesty,” the album captured the sound of late-’70s New York — slick, confident, and filled with that restless, creative pulse that only Billy Joel could deliver. Rec

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