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He spent his life giving Skid Row's homeless access to music. His family wants to carry on his legacy.

It started with a pair of headphones. In 2013, Paul Avila spotted a blind man on Skid Row wearing headphones and bobbing his head to the music with a big smile on his face, and it reminded Avila of ...
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He spent his life giving Skid Row’s homeless access to music. His family wants to carry on his legacy.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. It started with a pair of headphones. In 2013, Paul Avila spotted a blind man on Skid Row wearing headphones and ...