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John Mayer ‘Doesn’t Do Events Anymore’ Because They Are ‘Too Gossip Girl’

By Chris Rovzar

Oh, yeah? Well, we don’t do “desperate fading starlets” anymore because that’s “too John Mayer.” [Page Six/NYP]

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