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Man Changes His Name To Led Zeppelin II
09/19/2011
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(Rock News Desk) A 64-year-old rock fan officially changed his name to "Led Zeppelin II" during a trip to file divorce papers.

And the former George F Blackburn of Bethalto, Missouri, says the move has improved his quality of life, with fellow Zep fans buying him drinks when they find out his legal title.

Zeppelin was in a courthouse dealing with the paperwork surrounding the split from his third wife when he decided to fill in one more form. He tells STL Today: "They changed my life forever, and that's my whole reason for doing this." more on this story

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