ABBA guitarist Lasse Wellander dead at 70 after cancer battle. 'We mourn his tragic and premature death,' Lasse 'will be deeply missed and never forgotten.'
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"We mourn his tragic and premature death," their statement continued,"and remember the kinds words, the sense of humor, the smiling face, the musical brilliance of the man who played such an integral role in the ABBA story." Lasse started collaborating with ABBA in the '70s and toured with them for the latter half of the decade. Most recently, he worked with the group on their 2021 album Voyage, which was nominated for two Grammys.Copyright E! Online
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