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Veteran US late-night TV host Jay Leno is bowing out after 22 years on the iconic “Tonight Show,” clearing the way for young star Jimmy Fallon to take the show to New York, NBC announced Wednesday, April 3. Confirming weeks of reports, the network said production of the show will move from Los Angeles to its historic home in the Big Apple at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, where Fallon’s current show is already made. Leno’s relations with NBC have been strained of late as he made a series of gags in his opening monologues about the network’s poor ratings, and his bosses.
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