Working for Harmony; in-Your-Face Is Out. Audioslave's Tom Morello Is Among a New Breed; of Lower-Key Activists.

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When the members of Audioslave arrived in Cuba last May to perform an outdoor concert for more than 60,000 people, it was a historic event.

The visit was the culmination of months of "jumping through bureaucratic hoops of fire," as Audioslave guitarist Tom Morello calls the red-tape tangles associated with Americans traveling to the island nation, which has been under a U.S. economic embargo since 1960.

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Working for Harmony; in-Your-Face Is Out. Audioslave's Tom Morello Is Among a New Breed; of Lower-Key Activists.

On a personal level, Morello said the sight of more than 60,000 Cubans salsa-dancing to his band's metal-edged arena rock was something he'll never forget.

In a broader context, however, Audioslave's performance, the first by an American hard rock band in Cuba since the embargo was enacted, was an expression of the new activism movem...

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