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'"He doesn't look a day older than he did when I saw him play Wollongong in '93," a roving courier tells a shop assistant, nodding towards Jimmy Barnes, who was seated, fittingly enough, between the Australian Fiction and True Crime aisles, as he launched his new memoir Working Class Boy in a Sydney Dymocks today. ...'
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Jimmy Barnes Says Rosie Batty Inspired Ugly Truths in His New Memoir Working Class Boy
Brisbane Times
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