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What if your old tools could tell a story? A musician has decided to sell some of his guitars. These are not normal guitars. He played them in very famous bands.

The musician's name is Johnny Marr. He was part of a famous band called The Smiths. Later, he played with other musicians too. One musician was Billie Eilish. She is very famous now. Johnny played guitar on her music.

Why does Johnny want to sell these guitars? He says something interesting. He wants to keep his studio a real place to work. He doesn't want it to become a museum. A museum is a place where people look at old things. Johnny wants his studio to stay alive. He wants to use it to make new music.

When musicians keep everything, sometimes it stops being creative. The space becomes about the past. Johnny wants something different. He wants to look forward, not back.

Selling these guitars is a big choice. These instruments are valuable. Many people will want to buy them. Fans of The Smiths will be interested. Fans of Billie Eilish will be interested too. But Johnny thinks this is the right thing to do.

This story teaches us something. Sometimes we keep things because they are special. But keeping everything can stop us from growing. Johnny is choosing growth. He is choosing to keep his studio as a place of work and creation.

What would you do? Would you keep the guitars? Or would you sell them and make space for new work?

Inspired by reporting from BBC News.