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Bill Cody, Grand Ole Opry Announcer and Revered WSM Country Radio Personality, Dies at 67
Dierks Bentley said Cody was 'just as important to the fabric of our music and city as any artist, songwriter or musician.
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Dierks Bentley said Cody was 'just as important to the fabric of our music and city as any artist, songwriter or musician.' Bill Cody, one of the nation’s most revered country radio personalities from his decades-long roles as an announcer for the Grand Ole Opry and WSM morning show host, died Tuesday in Nashville. He was 67.
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