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Celeb Tweets: Dick Clark tributes
Andy Cohen @BravoAndyRIP Dick Clark! The broadcasting legend will remain a teenager in our memory forever. #Bandstand
Don Lemon @donlemoncnn#CNN confirms that Dick Clark has died. We’ll always have American Bandstand. #RIPDickClark.
Kristin Chenoweth @KChenowethRIP DICK CLARK
Joan Rivers @Joan_RiversVery sad to hear about Dick Clark. What a great life. What a great career. Relevant until the end. He will be missed!
Madison Hildebrand @MadisonMalibuMalibu will miss you! love to his family
Matthew Morrison @Matt_MorrisonA sad day as we have lost Dick Clark, an American Icon. You will be missed.
Harvey Levin @HarveyLevinTMZDick Clark was one of a kind … he built an empire in the TV glory day. He was an amazing producer and host..and he was immensely creative.
Sean Hayes @theseanhayesR.I.P. Dick Clark. Thanks for bringing music into our homes via TV and #AmericanBandstand.
Rob Thomas @ThisIsRobThomasthe end of an era. R.I.P. Dick Clark.
Adam Shankman @adammshankmanDick Clark, Rest in peace you extraordinary man. Thank you filling our days with music and dance, and programming the soundtrack of my life.
Margaret Cho @margaretchorip dick clark you gave me a lot of jobs and you treated me so well when i was so young and scared. thank you. xo
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RichB in PS says:
When I think of DC, my thoughts immediately go back to me being 11-yrs old in Stockton, CA watching and listening to American Bandstand for the music and for the latest dance crazes as well who was performing that day — discovered the Philadelphia ‘sound’ and what it meant.
BOB JOSEPH says:
Thank you Dick for being the spokesman for our Charity the Les Turner ALS foundation in Chicago. With his help we developed the Mammoth Music Mart which ran for 25 years and allowed the foundation to raise significant dollars. Many may not realize but this was the first time Dick ever agreed to act as a spokesman for a charity. That was over 30 years ago.
I worked with Dick during those years and witnessed first hand what a gentleman and showman he was. Astute at business as well as the music industry he helped develop.
My condolences go out to his wife Kari and his children.
You will be missed but never forgotten.