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Patti Smith: New York
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Patti Smith will be visiting bookstores in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Minneapolis and Boston throughout November. Just before the tour (Oct. 27), Smith will appear at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, where she will be interviewed onstage for Rolling Stone.
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Patti Smith is all over the entertainment news since she has just been inducted into the Rock n' Roll hall of fame along with R.E.M. and Van Halen. She ... came to Boston last month to share some of her music as well as poetry with her fans.
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Patti Smith opened her sold-out concert on Friday night at Irving Plaza with a 1974 poem about a 16-year-old escaping a dead-end job to come to New York City and "be somebody." She ended the two-hour show with "Farewell Reel," from her first album in eight years, a song about a 49-year-old woman recovering from the death of her husband and preparing to re-enter the world.
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Northsix/Music Hall of Williamsburg - May 26, 2007 (CRED) The show Patti Smith is playing to open up the new Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn is just over a month away. It's ... sold out.
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Patti Smith is considered one of the most influential female rockers. Growing up in New Jersey, Smith used poetry as an escape from the pressures of growing up. She used this talent to write and made it into a career and released her first album in 1975. It would be blasphemy to rock and roll if you passed up tickets to see Patti Smith so don't be blasphemous and buy tickets to see her live.
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Patti Smith was born in Chicago on December 30th, 1946, and grew up in Woodbury, New Jersey, the eldest of four children. She developed an interest in poetry, and was particularly influenced by France's 19th century decadent literati, Baudelaire, Rimbaud and Verlaine.
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