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The Paléo Festival in Nyon, Switzerland, paid tribute to Amy Winehouse and went on with the show. Some 230,000 spectators went to nearly 200 concerts at six stages between July 19 and 24, one of Europe’s biggest open-air musical events. The Strokes from New York, English heart-throbber James Blunt and PJ Harvey were among the rich offerings.
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