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" Mary J. Blige  The Grammy award-winning R&amp;amp;amp;B songstress raised the roof at GM Style this year. Packed to the rafters with fashionistas and auto buffs from all over the world, the crowd went crazy as Blige belted out her new hit, &amp;quot;Just Fine.&amp;quot; The sexy, soulful singer was followed down the runway by a classic 1953 Chevrolet Corvette and six leggy models sporting the latest designs from Marciano. Though the eye candy was sweet on stage, Blige knew where her loyalties lie: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve seen the cars, and they are off the chain,&amp;quot; she said of the evening&amp;#039;s vehicle lineup.     Maroon 5  After delivering a solid, though not very energetic set, lead singer Adam Levine summed up the reason the hit-makers agreed to appear at GM Style: &amp;quot;They said, &amp;#039;There will be hot girls and cars,&amp;#039; and we said &amp;#039;Yes!&amp;#039;&amp;quot; That&amp;#039;s so rock and roll, baby. Maroon 5 played hits off their latest album, like &amp;quot;Wake Up Call&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Makes Me Wonder,&amp;quot; while sunglass-clad models dressed in Mark Zunino walked the runway.     Kid Rock  His name is KIIIIIIIID ROOOOCK! Born and bred in the Detroit suburbs, Rock brought the house to its feet with his hit &amp;quot;Long-Haired Redneck Rock `n&amp;#039; Roll Son of Detroit&amp;quot; as the all-new, super powerful Corvette ZR1 rolled down the runway--piloted by legendary NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon, of course--to close out GM Style. Though all eyes were on the Vette, models wearing looks by Marciano, Kevan Hall and the William Rast Denim Collection by Justin Timberlake followed the ZR1&amp;#039;s 620 hp. Kid Rock closed out the night with a medley of hits by Detroit bands, including Bob Seger&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Old Time Rock `n&amp;#039; Roll&amp;quot; and Ted Nugent&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Cat Scratch Fever.&amp;quot;     Max Raabe und das Palast Orchester  Mercedes-Benz pulled out all the stops with swing sensation Max Raabe and his 12-piece Palast Orchester at Detroit&amp;#039;s new Museum of Contemporary Art. Looking like a scene right out of Cabaret, Palast Orchester provided a good old time by playing a surreal mix of 1920s favorites (&amp;quot;Who&amp;#039;s Afraid of the Big Black Wolf?&amp;quot;) and pop songs (&amp;quot;Oops, I Did It Again&amp;quot;).     Bryan Adams  The &amp;#039;80s rocker introduced the new Audi TTS to a packed house at Cobo Hall on Sunday. Strumming an acoustic guitar, the Canadian crooner sang &amp;quot;The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You&amp;quot; as the TTS made its appearance.     PM Editor-in-Chief Jim Meigs and the Firehouse Band  Our boss, Jim Meigs, grabbed his harp (read: harmonica), and jumped up on stage with the house band at the Firehouse, whipping the already euphoric crowd into frenzy. Good times.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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