D.C. to Celebrate Chuck Brown Day on Saturday

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D.C. to Celebrate Chuck Brown Day on Saturday

Though 2022 marks 10 years since the death of D.C. music legend Chuck Brown, he is far from forgotten, with the city set to hold its annual Chuck Brown Day in honor of the go-go icon on Saturday.

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