WASHINGTON, D.C.: Talk show icon Jay Leno bid farewell to his remarkable 22-year run at the top of the late-night United Sates television heap on Thursday (Friday in Manila) when he signed off from National Broadcasting Co.’s The Tonight Show for the last time.
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