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Someone made an edit that Norman Leyden debuted at the Hollywood Bowl. It's unfortunate, but there are no reliable sources for this information. From a primary source perspective, I was there at the concert when the band Pink Martini declared it to be so. I linked to the tweet (https://twitter.com/ChandraYrs/status/359154680938520576) which as you can see was retweeted by the band (thus applying some endorsement to the information). You can also see a fan video of the relevant part of the concert (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blfvG0Ziatc). I agree that this doesn't meet the criteria for reliable sources, especially in the context of BLP, but I'm hoping some enterprising editor might find a reliable source since I hope it's clear that this event really did happen. -- IlyaHaykinson (talk) 17:17, 23 July 2013 (UTC)Reply
