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Elvis Costello Was in Talks to Become Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Bandleader
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"I would've got fired in about three weeks," Costello says, revealing the discussions for the first time
"I would've got fired in about three weeks," Costello says, revealing the discussions for the first time
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