Hard Rock Café T-shirts bearing the once-trendy globe logo have, for the most part, gone the way of neon colors. But the restaurant chain’s periodic release of special-edition garb for a cause is another story. In mid-June, Hard Rock Café released a slick T-shirt featuring Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong above the phrase “Working Class Hero,” the John Lennon song the band performs on a new benefit CD, “Instant Karma.” You can get the CD anywhere, but the $24 T-shirt is a Hard Rock Café exclusive, with a portion of the proceeds from each sale going to Amnesty International’s efforts to raise awareness about the genocide in Darfur, Sudan. You know, “Save the Planet” and all that. 230 W. Huron Road, Cleveland
Hard Rock Café T-shirts bearing the once-trendy globe logo have, for the most part, gone the way of neon colors. But the restaurant chain’s periodic release of special-edition garb for a cause is another story. In mid-June, Hard Rock Café released a slick T-shirt featuring Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong above the phrase “Working Class Hero,” the John Lennon song the band performs on a new benefit CD, “Instant Karma.” You can get the CD anywhere, but the $24 T-shirt is a Hard Rock Café exclusive, with a portion of the proceeds from each sale going to Amnesty International’s efforts to raise awareness about the genocide in Darfur, Sudan. You know, “Save the Planet” and all that. 230 W. Huron Road, Cleveland
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