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Perhaps seeking to recover some of his early glamour, the Democratic nominee has granted an in-depth interview to Rolling Stone magazine, featured on the cover in forthcoming issue to be published Friday.

He unveils an iPod playlist to cover all political bases:  Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones will appeal to baby boomers, while in naming Bruce Springsteen he marks himself out as a true Democrat. Elton John is a fairly safe choice with his diverse fan base, though his flamboyant homosexuality might put off the religious right (though I'm not sure that even listing Pat Robertson's audio sermons would have got him much traction there). Sheryl Crow is a similarly mainstream selection, but jazz icons Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Charlie Parker mark him out as a man of culture. He passes up on the opportunity to throw in a bit of country and western for the white rural working class, but perhaps he knew that was never going to fly...

In case he appear too old and middle class, he throws in a few well known rappers to boost his "down with the kids" reputation. Jay-Z and Ludicris are favourites apparently, though Will.i.am doesn't even get a nod from the Illinois senator for his popular "Yes we can" support video. (If that isn't enough to do it, he is also throwing in a cameo on Q-Tip's forthcoming album for good measure, according to recent reports.)

But the candidate, while expressing his admiration for rap music and the way it has broken down cultural barriers, admits he is concerned about the impact some of the lyrics might have on his young daughters Sasha and Malia. "I am troubled sometimes by the misogyny and materialism of a lot of rap lyrics," he says. "It would be nice if I could have my daughters listen to their music without me worrying they were getting bad images of themselves." Spoken like a true latte liberal...