Before R.E.M. sold 85 million albums worldwide and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, there was a time when they were hoping to get $100 for playing a gig. Singer Michael Stipe tells Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist about their catapult into the spotlight with the 1991 hit "Losing My Religion," and how it changed the band.
Before R.E.M. sold 85 million albums worldwide and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, there was a time when they were hoping to get $100 for playing a gig. Singer Michael Stipe tells Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist about their catapult into the spotlight with the 1991 hit "Losing My Religion," and how it changed the band.
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