I found a book at a yard sale titled "Great Rock Musicals," which has the complete book and lyrics for a number of rock musicals such as Grease, Hair, the Wiz, and a bunch of others. The book was published in 1979, making it not current.
Anyway, I was researching production history on the shows I was not familiar with, and I noticed that Tommy was not produced on Broadway until 1993, but the books is from 1969. How was it able to be eligible for some Tony awards such as Best Book and Score if it was already fairly well known, except for not being produced on Broadway?
Sorry if it seems like I'm over thinking.
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