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Bob Mould to perform FDNY benefit in New York
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          Nov 13, 2001
          
        
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       Out musician Bob Mould (Husker Du, Sugar) will perform at Brownies, 169 Avenue A in New York City, on Tuesday, November 13. Tickets are $40, and all ticket proceeds (and a portion of the proceeds from Mould's upcoming tour) will benefit the Family Relief Fund for Engine 24 Ladder 5. Doors open at 8 p.m.; for more information, visit www.bobmould.com.     

        
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