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    Bob Seger's Music Finally Arrives Online

    After more than a decade of holding out, the classic rock icon has made his most popular music available for streaming and digital purchase.
    by Andrew Flanagan Jun 16, 2017 1 minute
    Bob Seger, left, and his Silver Bullet Band in London in 1977 (from second to left: Drew Abbott, Robyn Robbins, Alto Reed, Chris Campbell and Charlie Allen Martin).

    "[Bob] Seger's absence from digital services, combined with the gradual disappearance of even physical copies of half his catalog, suggest a rare level of indifference to his legacy," Tim Quirk wrote for NPR Music in late

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