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.ROLE MODEL visits the Rolling Stone Studio and talks about his girlfriend Dakota Johnson’s appearance on the track “Love I You,” off his new album, ‘Chuck Timely & the Hourglass’: “Her voice was perfect on it. Obviously, that’s gonna lead to discussions online, but also, it made the song...

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