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It might sound like another spoof straight out of the pages of The Onion: Corey Taylor, the masked and tortured lead screamer in Slipknot, is on a speaking tour. Turns out the Iowa metal legend -- who always spewed a lot of philosophy onstage with the Knot -- has turned into quite the motivational speaker after publishing a well-received memoir/handbook, "Seven Deadly Sins." He will read passages from the book, tell stories and even answer questions around an acoustic performance. Songs will reportedly include some of his favorite covers as well as ones by his maskless side band Stone Sour.
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