Pierre Robert, the voice of Philadelphia rock radio for 44 years as a DJ on 93.3 WMMR, died Wednesday. His agent confirmed his death to Rolling Stone. Robert was 70.

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Petaluma native Pierre Robert, one of the iconic voices of American rock radio and a longtime disc jockey on Philadelphia’s premier rock station WMMR-FM, died unexpectedly on Oct. 29, according to ...

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