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COVID NYC Update: Legendary Birdland Jazz Club in danger of closing for good due to coronavirus pandemic - ABC7 New York
Jazz venues have been hit particularly hard by the pandemic. They are hoping the worst is over. - The Washington Post
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Roberto's Jazz Bar | Food & Drink | Visit Jersey
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Smoke Rises: A Jazz Room Returns on the Upper West Side - The New York Times
The Shanghai Jazz Era Lives On at New NJ Speakeasy - New Jersey Digest Magazine
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Jazz Lives in Clubs. The Pandemic Is Threatening Its Future. - The New York Times
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