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Trip Inside My Mind
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Edie Sedgwick Washington D.C., D.C.
Edie Sedgwick, named for the Andy Warhol Superstar, formed in 1999 when Justin Moyer and Ryan Hicks wrote some songs about
celebrities. After releasing a record, Edie stopped playing in 2001 when Justin was diagnosed with epilepsy and could no longer drive on tour.
In 2004, Justin began performing in drag solo. After five years, he ditched the dress for the release of "We Wear White."
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