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Sunday, June 19, 2011 at 4:26PM

More than "The Big Man", Clarence Clemons was the heart and soul of the E Street Band. His saxophone helped define the band's early, jazzier sound as well as the roaring anthems for which he is best known. The Big Man stood side-by-side with Bruce Springsteen for nearly 40 years as a bandmate, friend and onstage foil. The music world has lost an icon.

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such a loss.

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