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Classic Rock Revisited: Interview with Nina Blackwood

Jeb Wright sat down with Nina Blackwood to discuss the 30th Anniversary of MTV. Classic Rock Revisited met up with one of the original five MTV VJs, Nina…

From the 80sVJs.com archive: an anniversary note first posted by Keith Jones in 2011, kept as it was published.

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Jeb Wright sat down with Nina Blackwood to discuss the 30th Anniversary of MTV.

Classic Rock Revisited met up with one of the original five MTV VJs, Nina Blackwood, to discuss the 30th anniversary of the unique network. While MTV, today, is a far cry from the music only format that it was created to be, the early days remain special in the hearts of an entire generation that grew up watching videos.

In the interview that follows, Nina recounts working on the set, interviewing rock stars and becoming famous. Despite being a household name amongst anyone who grew up in the 1980’s, Nina remains a very down to earth person. She is far from jaded and actually still seems in awe of the fact that people recognize her.

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