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William B. Williams

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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William B. Williams
He was a very popular New Yorker.
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William B. Williams
William B. Williams was the radio host of WNEW for 42 years but he was one of the most recognizable faces in New York City. He was very handsome, played the best songs and had a smile for everybody. His radio personality and voice were so infectious that nearly every cab driver was tuned into his program.
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