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After coming out and playing the opening part of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” Mercury steps out from behind the piano with his trademark sawed-off microphone stand, ready to pounce. Apparently, the band was nervous before the show — the stigma of the South Africa shows (several of which were canceled because Mercury lost his voice) still lingered.

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The most problematic “elaborations” on the truth in Bohemian Rhapsody are that Mercury (1) had AIDS at the time of Live Aid and (2) told the other guys in Queen before the performance. The second part is almost certainly not true — Live Aid revitalized Queen’s career as a live act, leading to the highly successful Magic tour in 1986, which climaxed with two massive sold-out concerts at Wembley Stadium, Mercury’s final shows with Queen. Not only did May and Taylor not know Mercury was sick during that tour, May says in the 2011 documentary Queen: Days of Our Lives that Mercury didn’t discuss his diagnosis with the band until the making of 1989’s The Miracle.

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To see the endurance of this myth, look no farther than Roy Moore’s extraordinary comment during his failed campaign for the Senate last year. Asked by a black voter when he thought America was last “great,” the former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court fondly recalled the era of slavery: “I think it was great at the time when families were united—even though we had slavery. They cared for one another. People were strong in the families. Our families were strong. Our country had a direction.”