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1. What pop rock band, named after the "windy city" of the midwestern United States, had hits including "If You Leave Me Now" & "Hard To Say I'm Sorry"?
2. Will Smith had a billboard top 20 hit song in 1998 named after a global city in the southeastern tip of Florida. Can you name it?
3. What song did Scott McKenzie immortalize in 1967 on which the title is about a city where the Golden Gate bridge lies?
4. This largest New England city known for playing a major part in American Revolution is also a name of the vintage American band with hits such as "More Than a Feeling" and "Amanda". Can you name it?
5. The ________ 5 made up of five brothers from Indiana was one of the biggest pop music revelation in the 1970s. It is also Mississippi's most populous city, named after a president. Can you identify it?
6. What Whitney is known for singing "I Will Always Love You" and is also the name of the fourth largest city in the United States?
7. In the song "Streets of _________ ", Bruce Springsteen sings about the loneliness on walking throught the streets of this city where the Liberty Bell can be located. Can you name it?
8. What song entitled after the "Big Apple", is known as one of the signature songs of Frank Sinatra?
9. The pop punk-rock group "Good ________" became popular with their hit song "Lifestyle of the Rich & Famous", is akin to the "Hornet's Nest" city of North Carolina. What is it?
10. What John had classic hits such as "Leaving on a Jet Plane" & "Rocky Mountain High". His surname is also home to the 'Nuggets' & the 'Broncos' sports teams?
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