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Long one of the Bay Area’s resident rock stars, Weir died Jan. 10 at age 78, sending waves of grief through our local music community that radiated out into the larger universe of the Grateful ...

Mr. Weir continued to perform. For an incredible 60 years, he and his Grateful Dead bandmates brought to fans the music and ...

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Bobby Weir, a founding member of the Grateful Dead and one of the defining figures of psychedelic rock and the jam-band movement, died Jan. 10, his family announced. He was 78. Related Articles Photos ...