‘Almost Famous’ Fits the Bill as Broadway Rocks On
Happily, the musical at least offers something more than nostalgia; at its best, it’s at once a satire of the rock music industry and a valentine to the music itself.

Before the Oscar-winning screenwriter Cameron Crowe began working in the movie business, he was a music-journalism prodigy, securing a cover story for Rolling Stone at age 16 and becoming a contributing editor at the magazine. Years later, after piling up notable film credits including “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” and “Jerry Maguire,” Mr. Crowe documented his youthful adventures in “Almost Famous.”
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