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It's April 2nd, 1977 at the Odeon, a concert hall in Birmingham, England.

34-year-old Christina McVee parts the heavy stage curtain just enough to peek out at the packed auditorium.

She's pleased to see no empty seats because this gig has special

meaning for her. After years in America, she's returned to play her hometown with her band Fleet with Mac.

Birmingham is the latest stop on a world tour to promote the band's new album, Rumors. This album was

made in a storm of fierce arguments and barely controlled chaos, and it may be the band's last.

But if it does mark an end to the group, Christine wants it to go out on a high note.

She lets the curtain fall and turns down a narrow hallway toward the green room.

It's crowded with friends, crew, and hangers on.

Half-empty glasses sit on every surface, and

hairspray chokes the air. But Christine's fellow band members sit in the corners as far from

each other as they can manage. Guitarist Lindsay Buckingham's eyes are fixed on his instrument.

Drummer Mick Fleetwood finalizes the set list. Singer Stevie Nix later's mascara on in a mirror.

Bassist John McVee and Christine's ex-husband nurses a can of beer.

Christine lowers herself into an armchair next to Stevie. The two exchange a knowing look.

It's going to be another exhausting night. But before Christine can say another word,

the dressing room door bursts open and a member

of the band's management pushes in. A call has just come in from the United States. Rumors has reached

number one. Suddenly, the room transforms as friends cheer. Someone pulls out a bottle of champagne and

fires the cork into the air.

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