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The remnants of rock ‘n’ roll: The London landmarks that are still open today
One of the biggest tragedies for any rock and roll fan is the fact that so much history has been lost to time. While the music remains, those of us not born in the right generation are forced to miss out on the hubs and hangout spots that prompted the art. In London, blue plaques…
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