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Steven Van Zandt to be honored for NYPD fundraising

Steven Van Zandt, a musician and former forged member from “The Sopranos,” is being honored this week for placing the bada-bing in police fundraising.

The NYPD Retired Detectives Affiliation is recognizing Van Zandt at a Wednesday occasion in Manhattan for the work he’s executed elevating over $1.5 million for the Detective’s Endowment Affiliation Widows’ and Kids’s Fund and the NYPD With Arms Broad Open.

“I’m actually honored to be acknowledged by the Retired Detectives,” Van Zandt instructed The Submit. 

Van Zandt will be honored at a Wednesday event in Manhattan.
Van Zandt will likely be honored at a Wednesday occasion in Manhattan.
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Van Zandt stated elevating the funds has been his manner of thanking the NYPD “for the troublesome and brave job they do each day.”

“It’s a troublesome technique to make a dwelling and we don’t thank them usually sufficient,” he stated.

Van Zandt performed Silvo Dante on the favored HBO mafia collection.

The former cast member from "The Sopranos" said he wanted to thank the NYPD “for the difficult and courageous job they do every day.”
The previous forged member from “The Sopranos” stated he wished to thank the NYPD “for the troublesome and brave job they do each day.”
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His character was consigliere to New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano, performed by the late James Gandolfini.

He’s additionally member of Bruce Springsteen’s E Road Band.

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