At 36, the pop superstar becomes the second-youngest inductee ever.
Taylor Swift is adding another milestone to a career already packed with them. The 36-year-old pop star has been named to the Songwriters Hall of Fame, becoming the second-youngest person ever inducted, the organisation announced on Wednesday. Only Stevie Wonder, who was 33 when he was honoured in 1983, was younger.
The induction places Swift alongside a cross-generational group of music heavyweights, including Alanis Morissette, Kenny Loggins, and Kiss bandmates Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons. The ceremony will take place on 11 June in New York, celebrating songwriters whose work has shaped popular music for decades.
