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Ray Charles (Henry Leyden’s recollection)
Ray Charles (Henry Leyden’s recollection) is recorded in 1 distinct story.
Henry Leyden tells Jack that Ray Charles drove him around Seattle when he worked at KIRO forty years earlier. Retain this reported personal encounter within Black House only.
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Black House
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Jack stares at Henry, whose only concession to the absurdity of this suggestion is a little smile. “Blind people can drive perfectly well,” Henry says. “Probably, they can drive better than most sighted people. Ray Charles can, anyhow.” “Come on, Henry. Why would you think Ray Charles can drive a car?”
Henry Leyden tells Jack that Ray Charles drove him around Seattle when he worked at KIRO forty years earlier. Retain this reported personal encounter within Black House only.
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