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This photo posted to Junaid Jamshed's Facebook page on October 23 is accompanied by the caption: "Going in the path of ALLAH." He soared to fame as the front man of one of Pakistan's most iconic pop bands. And then at the height of his career, he gave it up to devote his life to God. Junaid Jamshed, who at one time rivaled Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt in popularity in his country, was one of at least 43 people who died when a Pakistan International Airlines flight crashed on its way from Chitral to Islamabad. He was 52. "The voice of my youth, the voice of my generation," tweeted Huma Shah, a TV broadcaster and one of many who grew up listening to Jamshed's music. An image from Jamshed's Facebook page from October. Pop star turned preacher Jamshed soared to fame in the 1980s with Vital Signs, one of Pakistan's first pop bands. From its look -- leather jackets, stone-washed jeans -- to its sound -- fresh, i...