Today, I was interviewed by Minnesota Public Radio about Lady Gaga and Target parting ways, on the eve of their exclusive release. Here's the audio:
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2011.03.09
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Target and Gaga are not a good fit! http://musicthatstartsyourday.com
Posted by: Art | 2012.06.20 at 10:37
I love Lady Gaga!
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