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Lisa Loeb Ties the Knot in Midtown Restaurant
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 5, 2009
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Lisa Loeb, forever to be known as the bespectacled singer of "Stay" (video!), was first discovered in New York after neighborhood pal Ethan Hawke heard her sing. Years later in 2005, the unlucky in love musician got her own reality show on E! called #1 Single, which documented her search for love. Now, years after that, the 40-year-old has finally found it! Here's the bride pictured with her new husband (Conan O'Brien music coordinator) Roey Hershkovitz, who is ten years younger. The two are posing with Chef Julian Alonzo of Brasserie 8 ½ where the wedding celebration was held on January 31st, following a proposal "in front of the fireplace at the Maritime Hotel." But will the happy couple have to leave New York with Conan?
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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