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Stephanie Stone: In the 40s New York was wide open

Stephanie Stone didn’t want a 9 to 5 job.  Instead, she worked as a camera girl and pianist in jazz clubs in the West Village.

Age-Aging, Featured, Life, Music, Play, Work, WWII

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