Oct 6, 2011, 7:37 AM
97.3 成人X站 FM traffic reporter Shane Cobane doesn’t just have a voice for radio. He’s also got a voice for Elvis impersonations.
(Image courtesy The Auburn Reporter)
Shane entertaining some seniors at the Auburn Senior Activity Center’s Rock n Roll Your Way to Wellness last week.
If you’re interested in how that radio voice translates in song. Take a listen to a recording we captured in the 成人X站 newsroom.
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