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'The Music Will Go On': Go-Go Music Is Back In DC After T-Mobile CEO Steps In & Ends Conflict
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5:19Now PlayingA Metro PCS store located in DC that has been asked to stop playing go-go music prompting days of protests from local community members.
Now after a massive public outcry, John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, which owns Metro PCS, has stepped in and ended the conflict
Legere tweeted a statement on the issue saying, "I've looked into this issue myself and the music should NOT stop in D.C. T-Mobile and Metro PCS are proud to be part of the Shaw community - the music will go on and our dealer will work with the neighbors to compromise volume."
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