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“Oh, another day, another dime. Another day in America. Another day, another dollar. Another day in America. And oh my brothers and oh my long lost sisters. How do we begin again? How do we begin?”

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Laurie Anderson

Laurie Anderson, born on June 5, 1947, is an American artist known for her multimedia performances, visual art, and music. Her works blend sound, visual, and performance art, exploring themes of personal identity, technology, and culture. more

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