Twisted Sister singer Dee Snider ditched Los Angeles, moved family to North Carolina for calmer life
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Twisted Sister singer Dee Snider chose a "calmer life" in North Carolina, leaving his Los Angeles lifestyle behind. The rock star and his wife moved with their four adult children.
"We moved out to LA 10 years ago, the whole family. A couple of years ago, everybody was sitting around saying, you know, it's time to get back to a calmer life, not 'back to' – to a life we never had," Snider explained to WFMY News.
"We literally looked from the West Coast to the East Coast and slowly started dialing in," he added. "And North Carolina took the number one spot ... You've got to come for the state. So the entire family came out, this is true, and we started on the west end of the state, and we just visited towns. We traveled all the way to the shoreline. And people were amazing, and that's ultimately what it came down to."
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