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Before the Monkees made him famous, he was a twelve-year-old with a Heathkit transmitter and a dream. A DJ profile of Micky Dolenz—WCBS-FM mornings, the Jack FM plot twist, and why Beatles Sunday radio still wants him in the room.
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