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HUEY LEWIS AND ALL THE NEWS THAT FITS
Gosh, how we love Huey Lewis.


Gosh, how we love Huey Lewis. Not only here in my sensationally average town of Garden City, Michigan, but all over these United States. This is really true: Huey Lewis & The News are probably one of the most all-around accessible bands ever invented.
Take my youngest clone, j., for example. Here’s one three-year-old with a parentpleasing penchant for “Mexican Radio” and Michael Whatsizname—but a three-year-old who will get down and break-dance at the merest sound of Hooey. (This being the pragmatic way to pronounce “Huey” when your mouth’s only three.) And I’ll tell you, I don’t care if Lester Bangs comes back from the dead tomorrow to paper-shred Hooey: three-year-old kids have a weird, innate knowledge of what’s good. Huey Lewis is good, and good is good.