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R.E.M. reissues its 1983 debut single “Radio Free Europe” to help raise funds for the real Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

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The rock band R.E.M. is putting out a special rerelease of its first single, “Radio Free Europe,” to benefit — wait for it — the actual Radio Free Europe. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty ...

FILE - Michael Stipe, of the band R.E.M., center, speaks as he accepts the Video Vanguard award during the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York on Sept. 7, 1995.

The rock band R.E.M. is putting out a special pressing of its first single, “Radio Free Europe,” to benefit the real Radio ...