The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT11) CHICAGO -- July 14, 2002 -- OBIT-ROBINSON -- The Lonely Traveller came to the end of the road on a blue Saturday, a derringer at his side and a bullet wound in his head. He was Jimmie Lee Robinson, 71, a Chicago-born-and-bred bluesman. His signature was his turquoise lizard-skin cowboy boots, with silver spurs that chimed like castanets as he sang and twanged on his acoustic guitar, especially out on gritty Maxwell Street in Chicago. Services were held for Robinson last week after he committed suicide at age 71. Bone cancer had left him despondent, friends said. (Peter Thompson/The New York Times)
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