Will the Super Bowl, the National Football League’s biggest game of the year, be improved with a big, heavily amplified beat to make the game go boom-chicka-boom, boom-chicka-boom at regular intervals? The answer will come Feb. 11 when Tiësto, who has been hailed as “the godfather of EDM” — short for electronic dance music — performs as what the NFL is billing as the Super Bowl’s first-ever in-game DJ. The Dutch disc jockey, mixer and electronic music producer will do a DJ set as the players in the game warm up on the field. He will also spin music — or, more precisely, push knobs on his audio…
