Fifteen years ago, the now major rock band The National was formed when five buddies from Cincinnati had transplanted themselves to Brooklyn. That was 1999, and after a decade and a half of working their tails off in bars and on the road, The National are bona fide rock gods. Their latest album Trouble Will Find Me is nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Album, and CBS This Morning‘s Anthony Mason sat down with three members of the group to talk about their rise to fame.
The Long Road To The Top: How It Took THE NATIONAL 15 Years To Be Rock Gods
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