Burger City Blues
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“Book of Love” by The Monotones plays as the scene changes to John and Carol at Mel’s. When John embarrasses her in front of his (clearly not teenaged) friends, Carol ditches him—but quickly learns the world is a dangerous place outside Milner’s car. If you want to talk music, bring on a musician. Gerry Porter from The Indiana Jones Minute joins Doris to talk about getting inspiration from Pepsodent commercials, hitting the apex of coolitude, and what lies ahead for John and Carol. Come hang out at Mel’s Listeners’ Drive In on Facebook and @vcrprivileges on Twitter and Instagram Artwork by Alex Robinson Music by Chris Frain
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