ORIGIONAL DURAN DURAN REUNITED ON ASTRONAUT TOUR PLAY IN VANCOUVER
L. to R. Roger Taylor, Andy Taylor, Simon LeBon, John Taylor and Nick Rhodes, the reunited original members of the eighties band Duran Duran, appear at a press conference before playing to a full house at Vancouver's GM Place, the first Canadian stop on their North American "Astronaut" tour March 4, 2005. (UPI Photo / Heinz Ruckemann)
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