Meat Loaf's influence can be heard in countless power ballads. Bon Jovi's pop-metal epic “I'll Be There for You” blows out the singer's yearning roar and tragic romanticism, and GnR's “Yesterdays” is injected with his flair for dancing pianos and dramatic reminiscences. His music also celebrates youthful rebellion through a '50s spin on art rock, which My Chemical Romance reimagine for their pop-punk romp “Teenagers.”