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Aperture” sparks renewed interest in Harry Styles’s catalog, lifting songs like “Sign of the Times” and “Adore You” globally.

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Richie, who’s currently judging the 24th season of “American Idol,” would usually rock 17 tunes like fan favorites “Hello,” “Three Times A Lady,” “Brick House,” “We Are The World” and “All Night Long” ...