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" If you had to draft someone to front your dream band, only a fool would step onstage at Madison Square Garden without Green Day&amp;#039;s Billie Joe Armstrong. Just thirty-four, this eye-lined anthem belter has gracefully matured from a wiry punk to a wiry punk statesman, becoming the rare bandleader who&amp;#039;s both outrageously theatrical and utterly believable. On the band&amp;#039;s recent American Idiot tour, arenas felt like tiny clubs and nosebleeds felt like big-dollar boxes. The lesson was clear: Nobody in rock &amp;#039;n&amp;#039; roll, including Bono, makes it harder to turn your eyes away from center stage. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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