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Joe Jackson: Can’t stop the 'Invisible Man'

Musician Joe Jackson was drawn early to classical music before achieving fame as a frenetic rocker, then going on to develop one of the broadest compositional palettes in contemporary music. In the midst of his 40th anniversary tour, Jackson reflects on a unique career with NewsHour Weekend's Tom Casciato.