Rewrite this as a story being narrated by Steve Fallon, the owner of the club mentioned in the text. 

“Maxwell’s felt like a Portkey in Harry Potter,” says ex–Hoboken resident Chris Stamey, one of the many musicians mourning the great venue’s passing. In the pantheon of important New York City rock clubs — Max’s Kansas City, CBGB, the Bottom Line — Maxwell’s ranks as high as any, even though its legal address is New Jersey. Hoboken was still known mostly as Frank Sinatra’s birthplace when Steve Fallon began booking unknown bands in his tiny, plain bar 35 years ago. On July 31, after countless nights of weird music from acts that went on to fame (Nirvana, R.E.M.) or didn’t (the New Marines drew only one paying customer), the first couple of bands to perform at Maxwell’s — the Bongos and a — will play a final show, and the club will close.
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Rewrite this as a story being narrated by Steve Fallon, the owner of the club mentioned in the text. 

“Maxwell’s felt like a Portkey in Harry Potter,” says ex–Hoboken resident Chris Stamey, one of the many musicians mourning the great venue’s passing. In the pantheon of important New York City rock clubs — Max’s Kansas City, CBGB, the Bottom Line — Maxwell’s ranks as high as any, even though its legal address is New Jersey. Hoboken was still known mostly as Frank Sinatra’s birthplace when Steve Fallon began booking unknown bands in his tiny, plain bar 35 years ago. On July 31, after countless nights of weird music from acts that went on to fame (Nirvana, R.E.M.) or didn’t (the New Marines drew only one paying customer), the first couple of bands to perform at Maxwell’s — the Bongos and a — will play a final show, and the club will close.
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I'm gonna miss Maxwells. Chris Stamey once told me, “Maxwell’s felt like a Portkey in Harry Potter." Stamey was one of the residents at the club, so I know he and many others are mourning this great venue's passing. You know, it was one of the major New York City rock clubs back in the day. It was just as great as Max's Kansas City, CBGB, or the Bottom Line. It ranked as high as any of those and we weren't even in New York! Technically, we were in Hoboken, New Jersey which was known, mainly, for being Frank Sinatra's birthplace. In fact, when I started booking these small bands 35 years ago, that's all it was known for! Anyway, on July 31st, after a few nights of weird music from the good old days, I'm having the first couple of bands to ever perform at Maxwell's play a final show before we shut it down forever. 
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Rewrite this as a story being narrated by Steve Fallon, the owner of the club mentioned in the text. 

“Maxwell’s felt like a Portkey in Harry Potter,” says ex–Hoboken resident Chris Stamey, one of the many musicians mourning the great venue’s passing. In the pantheon of important New York City rock clubs — Max’s Kansas City, CBGB, the Bottom Line — Maxwell’s ranks as high as any, even though its legal address is New Jersey. Hoboken was still known mostly as Frank Sinatra’s birthplace when Steve Fallon began booking unknown bands in his tiny, plain bar 35 years ago. On July 31, after countless nights of weird music from acts that went on to fame (Nirvana, R.E.M.) or didn’t (the New Marines drew only one paying customer), the first couple of bands to perform at Maxwell’s — the Bongos and a — will play a final show, and the club will close.</s>
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I'm gonna miss Maxwells. Chris Stamey once told me, “Maxwell’s felt like a Portkey in Harry Potter." Stamey was one of the residents at the club, so I know he and many others are mourning this great venue's passing. You know, it was one of the major New York City rock clubs back in the day. It was just as great as Max's Kansas City, CBGB, or the Bottom Line. It ranked as high as any of those and we weren't even in New York! Technically, we were in Hoboken, New Jersey which was known, mainly, for being Frank Sinatra's birthplace. In fact, when I started booking these small bands 35 years ago, that's all it was known for! Anyway, on July 31st, after a few nights of weird music from the good old days, I'm having the first couple of bands to ever perform at Maxwell's play a final show before we shut it down forever. </s>
