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Something Is Waiting

Words: Loren • November 27, 2016

Something Is Waiting
Something Is Waiting

Eddie Gobbo (Something Is Waiting)

SPB: What is your favorite album cover of all time?

Gobbo: Bruce Springsteen - Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ

— Loren • November 27, 2016

Photo by John Mourlas

Something Is Waiting
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