Montreal Foo Fighters fan and AZ vaccine recipient excluded from U.S. concert
Foo Fighters fan Johanne Bowe is fully vaccinated -- but won't be able to see her favourite band in New York City, because she received the AstraZeneca vaccine.
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Montreal Foo Fighters fan and AZ vaccine recipient excluded from U.S. concert
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