VIDEO: Steven Tyler Talks Going Country on Newest Album

Singer Steven Tyler is best known as frontman for rock ’n’ roll band Aerosmith, but on his new solo album “We’re All Somebody from Somewhere,” he goes country. The singer stopped by NBC's TODAY and tells anchor Matt Lauer there “wasn’t a stretch” to start focusing on the genre because it’s in his roots. Watch the appearance below!

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