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Broadway Calls

Words: Loren • March 9, 2015

Broadway Calls
Broadway Calls

Ty Vaughn (Broadway Calls)

SPB: What band has the best logo of all time?

Vaughn: The Ramones. I'm biased for two reasons. 1) I love this band and always will. 2) I met and hung out with Arturo Vega for the summer of 2008 while we were on Warped Tour together. He was a fascinating guy with amazing stories, and he ripped off the presidential seal to represent the Ramones as the all American band. Which they are. 

— Loren • March 9, 2015

Broadway Calls
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