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“It was supposed to show up at my house. It completely disappeared”: Johnny Marr steps in to help after FedEx loses session player’s vintage guitar
“He’s guitar batman!” Johnny Marr just helped a session ace track down her lost vintage Gretsch
When FedEx ships your guitar to the wrong state, you need Johnny Marr to bring it home
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