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air guitar
n
(Music / Pop Music) an imaginary guitar played while miming to rock music
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AIR GUITAR NATION (15) Wannabe musical heroes acompete for the title of Air Guitar World Champion, focusing on two American contestants David Jung aka C-Diddy and Dan Crane aka Bjorn Turoque.
STAYING IN... to the cinema Your guide to all the latest DVD releases by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Diddy and Bjorn Turoque (that's B-yorn To-Rawk, for the uninitiated) do not kill each other at the end of the enjoyable documentary "Air Guitar Nation," though I can't say that Dan Crane, Bjorn's alter ego, never harbored the fantasy.
'AIR GUITAR NATION' STRIKES A CHORD by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
BJORN TUROQUE Real name: Dan Crane Day job: Works the air guitar circuit as a judge and emcee, fronts his own rock band, a faux French outfit called Nous Non Plus.
ROCKIN ON AIR FILMMAKERS SEE SOMETHING IN THOSE STRUMMING A WHOLE LOT ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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