For years, a niche group of Americans have watched and enjoyed the Eurovision Song Contest from afar. This year they’ll actually get a chance to vote.
watched by about 160 million people on TV in Europe and Australia. It remains niche entertainment in the U.S., an oddity from across the globe with unknown performers in weird costumes belting ballads, electropop and the occasional rock or country song.
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