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A beat-up van from the '90s. A 2001 cross-country dive bar tour. A binder of CDs, and a fierce hope that everything stays the same on the open road. It’s the ache of a more-than-friendship, where music is the ultimate pretext to something bigger. If you love emotional, atmospheric contemporary fiction like Normal People, Daisy Jones & The Six, or High Fidelity, add LOST ON LONG ISLAND to your summer reading stack.