"Chuck D, Public Enemy’s No. 1, will induct fellow New York rap act Beastie Boys. The groups’ debut albums were released within two months of each other. The Beasties have topped the Billboard 200 album chart four times." —Next month, when Chuck D gives his speech to induct the Beastie Boys into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, it would be funny if he quoted himself and referred to the three Jewish rappers being "so-called chosen/frozen" for perpetuity among the pantheon of rock greats. I love the Beastie Boys and I think they're deserving of all accolades available. But I think the Rock and Roll Hall of [...]