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Tuesday, March 04, 2003

Cool reception for Kym

lowculture is gutted this morning, as an icon of pop was practically on our doorstep, and we slept right through it.
Kym Marsh, who used to be in something called Hear'Say, was in Aberdeen to appear on Northsound One, the worst commercial radio station in the world.
When she was last in town, she was met by 100 breathless Hear'Say fans (not us, though), so would probably have been hoping for a warm welcome.
Alas, it was not to be, as only one nine-year-old fan, Shannon Coull, bothered to turn up.
Kym, Kym, if only we'd known ...
By the way, is it wrong of us to quite like her single?

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