The Woodstock Bus
The Woodstock Bus

The Woodstock Bus

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2019•79 min•Documentary
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Woodstock-the most famous rock concert in history. At the center of it all, a psychedelic symbol-covered Volkswagen bus called Light. Join the race to solve a 50-year-old mystery, find a lost bus that became an iconic emblem of a generation, and restore it in time for a trip back to Woodstock.
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