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Friday, February 21, 2003

Every dog has her Van Day

We're very much looking forward to Born in the USA. There's something about packing a load of old has-beens in a bus and sending them to a different continent that's got enormous appeal.
The element that's delighting us the most is that the show will feature the original Dollar line-up. lowculture was discussing the changing fortunes of the former members with some colleages just a few short months ago, when we managed to convince a particularly gullible friend that one of them was running a bric-a-brac emporium in Southend called Thereze's Bazaar.
Anyway, nearer the time we will be taking bets on which fellow performer will be first to give David Van Day a slap (our money's on Sonia - we wouldn't like to get in a fight with her).

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