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In the 1960s, the surf culture was not just a day at the beach, it was a way of life. The Beach Boys were an influential surf rock band, filled with guitars and harmonies. Their leader, Brian Wilson, rose up as one of the most significant, original musicians and composers of 20th-century popular music. In the early 1960s, Brian formed the band the Beach Boys with his brothers Dennis and Carl, his cousin Mike Love, and their school friend, Al Jardine. He wrote many of the band's songs, launching the group into stardom and celebrating the surf culture's fascination with fun in the sun. He was responsible for such hit songs as “Help Me, Rhonda” and “Surfin' USA.” Even though he became deaf in one ear, he continued to arrange and compose most of the Beach Boys' songs, which were flooded with harmonies and interesting chord progressions that weren't normally heard in pop music. Brian Wilson was also admired by the Beatles, though he viewed that band as competition. Wilson was a perfectionist, always wanting his music to be absolutely perfect, which sometimes caused stress in the group. His desire to be perfect led him to become very depressed in the 1970s. He was able to get back up on his feet after receiving counseling, along with the love and support of family and friends. Continuing to write music, he finished projects that were left unfinished and impressed audiences yet again with his unique orchestral songs. In 1988, Brian Wilson overcame difficulties and released a solo album. He also released some music that he had once written for the Beach Boys, but that they never produced. He showed that he hadn't lost his touch as a singer and unbelievably talented songwriter.←
Which of the following best describes Brian Wilson?
A.) He was completely deaf and yet still wrote impressive, harmonious music for audiences.
B.) He was an important songwriter and musician in the band the Beatles.
C.) He was a member of the band the Beach Boys with his brothers Dennis and Carl.
D.)He was very influential in the world of pop music.
