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Video: Jimmy McMillan Continues Music Career in Brooklyn


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Jaya Saxena

Published Dec 19, 2010

Modified Dec 19, 2010


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Jaya Saxena

Published Dec 19, 2010

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It's good to know that even though Jimmy McMillan will not be running our state, he can still make rent with his music. A reader sent us this video of Jimmy McMillan's show at Europa in Greenpoint on Thursday night, writing, "unfortunately, my camera died after about 30 seconds, or I would've taped the whole concert. It was truly absurd and amazing." It's unclear why he brought his friend along to translate the set through interpretive dance, but at least she shares his penchant for gloves.

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