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{{Infobox book
| title = On the Road
| image = 5504197406_798e16e0c6_5454.jpg
| caption = Road Trips! Drinking! Poverty!
| author = Jack Kerouac
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| publication date = September 5, 1957
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{{quote|''Slim sits down at the piano and hits two notes, two Cs, then two more, then one, then two, and suddenly the big burly bass-player wakes up from a reverie and realizes Slim is playing "C-Jam Blues" and he slugs in his big forefinger on the string and the bog booming beat begins...''|Part of one of the many sentences in ''On The Road''}}
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* [[Two Guys and a Girl]]: Dean, Sal and Marylou.
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