After decades of playing on the boardwalk, longtime performer Nathan Pino says losing his instrument would mean losing his livelihood.
City Seizes Piano from Venice Beach’s ‘Piano Man’.
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After decades of playing on the boardwalk, longtime performer Nathan Pino says losing his instrument would mean losing his livelihood. pic.twitter.com/yhPKsG9kQa
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