Original sentence: By the time of their August 3 Atlanta show, Natalie remarked they had not heard any boos for a couple of shows but heard some that night, but that it was okay, as the Dixie Chicks supported freedom of speech.In one famous anti-Dixie Chicks display, former fans were encouraged to bring their CDs so they could be crushed by a bulldozer.In the commercial, the Chicks are about to give a stadium concert when the electricity suddenly goes out.In the fall of 2003 the Dixie Chicks starred in a broadcast TV commercial for Lipton Original Iced Tea, which made a tongue-in-cheek reference to the corporate blacklisting and the grassroots backlash.They continue anyway, performing an a cappella version of "Cowboy Take Me Away" to the raving cheers of the fans
Edited sentence: By the time of their August 3 Atlanta show, Natalie remarked they had not heard any boos for a couple of shows but heard some that night, but that it was OK, as the Dixie Chicks were all about freedom of speech.In one famous display of anti-Dixie-Chick feeling, former fans were encouraged to bring their CDs so they could be crushed by a bulldozer.In the fall of 2003 the Dixie Chicks starred in a broadcast TV commercial for Lipton Original Iced Tea, which made a tongue-in-cheek reference to the corporate blacklisting and the grassroots backlash: in the tea spot, the Chicks are about to give a stadium concert when the electricity suddenly goes out - but they manage to electrify the stadium all by themselves, belting out a rousing a cappella version of "Cowboy Take Me Away" to the raving cheers of the fans