Jukeboxes honored as art in Chicago museum show
The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago hosts the first American jukebox exhibit through January. Seeburg Division of Stern Electronics presents the display with each jukebox in glass cases. Admission and parking are free.
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Jukeboxes emerge as central attractions in clubs and diners, paralleling dogs as loyal companions in myth. They anchor entertainment, attract crowds, and shape retro vibes with curated song selections and coin‑operate models.
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