Rod Stewart says he wants to be on board a trans-Atlantic ship following the identical route of the ill-fated Titanic on the 100th anniversary of the great maritime disaster that claimed the lives of more than 1,500 passengers and crew.  Two memorial crossings are scheduled, one retracing the ship's route west from Southampton, England, the other originating in Halifax, Nova Scotia.  Both will converge at the point in the Atlantic where the ocean liner encountered the iceberg shortly after midnight on April 15, 2012 that proved the notion that the ship was unsinkable false.  Stewart, who released an album titled Atlantic Crossing in the 70's, said his wife, who is prone to sea sickness, will be on terra firma while he taunts fate.
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