Is this the reason ABBA chose to reunite after 40 years apart? | 60 Minutes Australia

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They were Sweden's biggest export, at one time even bigger than Volvo. They were Abba. With their endearingly accented English and a string of pop classics like Waterloo, SOS, and Fernando, Abba was Sweden's answer to The Beatles. For many people they WERE the seventies. Then, they were gone. By the mid '80's the band and their marriages had dissolved, and Abba was decidedly uncool. Well not anymore! As Richard Carleton reports, with surging album sales and a record breaking London musical based on their songs, Abba are back in vogue - the most fashionable pop icons since, well, since … Abba!
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