His provocative “Radio Unnameable,” long a staple of the New York station WBAI, offered a home on the FM dial to everyone from Abbie Hoffman to Tiny Tim.
Source: New York Times
Bob Fass, Pioneer of Underground Radio, Dies at 87
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