Alan Kalter, announcer for David Letterman, dies at 78
The Long Island-raised announcer provided the opening introductions on the "Late Show with David Letterman" from September 1995 until Letterman's last episode in May 2015.
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Alan Kalter, announcer for David Letterman, dies at 78
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