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245 10 $aMiss America /$cby Howard Stern.
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520 $aWhat Private Parts didn't tell you about the most outrageous person alive, Miss America will, again proving why Howard Stern, with his wickedly twisted, vicious, hilarious eye view is the only honest person in radio, the FCC's worst nightmare, and a man not to be messed with. For the first time, Stern reveals what went on during his bizarre secret meeting with Michael Jackson; the true story of his aborted run for Governor of New York State; his emergence as a major powerbroker on the national political scene, and his courageous 20-year battle with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
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