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“We’re not giving up as a band.” Roger Daltrey suggests that The Who could still play shows after the conclusion of their farewell tour

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“We’re not giving up as a band.” Roger Daltrey suggests that The Who could still play shows after the conclusion of their farewell tour

The Who may be on their The Song Is Over farewell tour, but that doesn’t mean that The Who are over

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