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Billy Joel, Tickling the Ivories, and Funny Bones

Billy Joel does a terrific Hitler. His Al Pacino isn't bad, his Ronald Reagan is impressive, and his Dylan is dead-on. Then there's his Little Richard, his Otis Redding, his Janis Joplin, his Lyndon Johnson, his John F. Kennedy and his Jerry Seinfeld, not to mention his Keith Richards and his Beethoven.

Who knew? The Piano Man, it turns out, could have gone the comic- impressionist route if the music thing had flopped. At Georgetown University's Gaston Hall on Sunday night, he produced more than a dozen voices in a tirelessly hammy and surprisingly raunchy three- hour-plus evening of advice, gossip, storytelling and comedy. Occasionally, he even threw in a song.

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