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[[File:Freddie Mercury performing in New Haven, CT, November 1977.jpg|thumb|upright|link=Queen|right]]
When they were young, everyone dreamed of being a Rock Star. They're living idols that people look up to. They follow every [[Rule of Cool]] and wear lots of tight leather and make up. They're loud. They're fun. They're rolling in girls and money. They're larger than life.
Not to be confused with [[Rockstar Song]] which is a song about being one of these. [[British Rock Star]] is a specific subtrope that tends to focus on the less likable and/or glamorous tendencies of rockers.
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* One episode of the ''[[Wonder Woman]]'' series centered around a rock star, played by that crazy wildman [[WTH Casting|Martin Mull]].
== [[Music]] ==
* [[Elvis Presley]].
* [[The Beatles]].
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== [[Tabletop RPG]] ==
* ''[[Shadowrun]]''. The supplement ''Shadowbeat'' had rules for [[PC
* ''Cyberpunk 2020''. [[PC
== [[Theater]] ==
* ''The Masters Of The Universe Power Tour'', a live stage show from 1987, featured the new character
== [[Video Games]] ==
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[[Category:The Rock Star]]
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