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BOWERY BASH
By MARY HUHN

December 6, 2003 -- IT'S punk party time on the Bowery.

Just a week after the corner of Second Avenue and Bowery was renamed Joey Ramone Place, CBGB, the dingy rock club where the Queens punk rocker and his band honed their act, is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Owner Hilly Kristal, now 72, was a musician himself - a singer mostly interested in classical music, opera, folk and jazz - when he opened CBGB (it stands for country, bluegrass and blues) in December 1973.

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PHOTO Musicians like Blondie's Chris Stein and Deborah Harry and Stiv Bators, emerged from seminal punk club CBGB.
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