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Prince‘s crucial Warner Brothers catalog returned to streaming services on Sunday, and just to make sure you knew about it, Spotify put up a few ads in NYC’s 14th St Union Square subway hub. OK, more than a few as the place is currently awash with purple and images of Prince, including lots of places you don’t normally see ads. A gallery of pics from the Union Squares station are above.
Prince’s backing band for many of those Warner Brothers albums, The Revolution, will be in NYC this spring for shows at BB King Blues Club on April 28 (sold out) and Webster Hall on May 3 (tickets).
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