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“I've had this guitar since I was 12 years old. My mom bought it for me off my guitar teacher”: Billie Joe Armstrong on how his first-ever guitar defined Green Day's sound
Billie Joe Armstrong’s heavily modified Fernandes S-style, “Blue,” is as synonymous with Green Day as timeless hits like Basket Case , American Idiot , or Boulevard of Broken Dreams .
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