This 50-year-old Billy Joel B-side is now one of his most streamed songs — thanks to young Millennials&nbspand&nbspGen Z

Once considered a deep cut from Billy Joel's discography, the 1977 song "Vienna" is seeing a resurgence among young women.

When Billy Joel released his fifth studio album, “The Stranger,” in 1977, the song “Vienna” flew mostly under the radar.

It wasn’t one of the four singles released in North America, merely a B-side to the hit “Just the Way You Are.” As the album catapulted Joel to critical and commercial success, “Vienna” seemed destined to remain a deep cut from his discography.

But over the years, the bluesy number endeared itself to listeners to become a cult favorite — it’s now

...thought y’know that’s a good metaphor for someone my age to consider. You don’t have to squeeze your whole life into your 20s and 30s trying to make it, trying to achieve that American dream, getting in the rat race and killing yourself. You have a whole life to live.”